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Old 12-20-2002, 10:34 PM   #3
stangt00
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Is the car lowered? Are you planning to lower it? If so, I wouldnt recommend anything bigger than 18" rims otherwise you might rub the fenderwell ih you hit a bump. By the way, whats wrong with the ones you got? They look good in the picture on your link. Are they chrome? Cant tell from the pic. If your wanting to replace them to fill in the HUGE gap between the tire and fenderwell, I suggest just lowering it. I got 17 x 9 rims and the car lowered about 2" and it looks sharp. I'm gonna put a pic of it in my profile once I get a chance. Good luck with it, and put a new pic on your site when you get it done.
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