Reply to "18"/19" Wheel and Tire Advice"

motorcity72Member

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Originally posted by LF - TP 2511:
And be sure not to forget the LED windshield washer nozzle and the wheelwell neon lighting...

Seriously, watch the overall diameter and width, keep them near original and I imagine you could fit all sorts of weird sizes in there. I really feel 19's would be too much, and 18's push things a bit too far for my tastes.

But what do I know? I bought a thirty year old rust-prone Italian Hot Rod that most folks think is a kit car....

Larry

Oh, I plan on doing exactly that along with converting my exhaust system to two 6" coffee-can like tail pipes-- chrome of course! Maybe even some airbags so I can set her on the ground.

Haha...j/k Some of those rice burners are absolutely rediculous.

9/6/058:16 AM

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