How Big is your Bling Bling
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Im gonna check with the kid I used to work with. He has 18'* on his car & I think they are a perfect fit. Except ever since he got the wheels installed on his SSE his rear end sits up higher. Ill try & get pictures of his car while I am at it.
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Me personally , I would say go for the 20'* . I have 20'* on a 89 SSE & 97 SE and i love the way they look. I guess it all depends on what kind of ride your looking for. With the 18'* it'* going to give you more of comfort ride, because you can use a bigger series tires.
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Originally Posted by willwren
fusion, where the hell have you been? Let'* get some pics of the wheels on those rides.
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Originally Posted by randallons
Personal Opinion here but, bigger is not always better. 20 in rims are HUGE. I think 18 is max on a car. It'* just not proportionate when you get inton 19'* and 20'*. beside, they are a lot more expensive, not to mention the higher price of the tires too.
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i went from 16'* wit 60/225s (stock) to 18'* wit 45/245s. a perfect fit, like Will mentioned. I wouldnt go any smaller on sidewall if you plan to actually drive it for performance. you put 20'* on with 30'* or 35'* you better look out for every pebble in the road and dont take any sharp turns.
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