Learning about wheels....

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I'd like to get a more aggresive look, but keeping the original metal (that is not cutting any)but I have NOT A CLEAR IDEA on wheels and tires parameters.

I have original Campy's (7" and 8") with 205 and 255. With this, my rubbers are "inside" the fenders/flares, I would like them to get even with the flares, that is, not leaning out of the car lines.

I know I want a 17" tire, with a high profile.

But today, trying a friend's mustang's 295 with 11" rim...the rubber was hanging out of the car...

Can someone explain me the concepts here!!!

Thanks!

3/16/072:32 PM

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