my third gen with prostars
12-20-2006, 10:31 AM
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my third gen with prostars It just got done raining so I decided to take a few pics with my new phone
the car is 1989 RS 305 275/60/15 on 15x10 out back 215/65/15 on 15x6 up front
that is not a dent by my door handle just bad lighting lol
the car is 1989 RS 305 275/60/15 on 15x10 out back 215/65/15 on 15x6 up front
that is not a dent by my door handle just bad lighting lol
12-21-2006, 08:18 PM
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275/60/15 on a 15x10 prostar. I plan on putting a 4''cowl hood, 355sbc,3.73 gears, 2500 stall and spray, hedman L/Ts and 2.5'' duals with bullets are next. Im suprised no one noticed my weather stripping hanging down on my passenger window 
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12-24-2006, 09:53 AM
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Looks good.
Only thing I'd change about the wheel/tire setup is the front tire size. The car would have a more aggressive stance if you had a little less overall tire diameter up front. Maybe try a 215/60/15 or a 205/60/15. I think the 65 series tires up front have a little too much sidewall, IMO.
When using a wheel like the Prostar, I think it looks best when the rear tires have noticeably more sidewall than the front. It complements the desired overall look perfectly, IMO.
Only thing I'd change about the wheel/tire setup is the front tire size. The car would have a more aggressive stance if you had a little less overall tire diameter up front. Maybe try a 215/60/15 or a 205/60/15. I think the 65 series tires up front have a little too much sidewall, IMO.
When using a wheel like the Prostar, I think it looks best when the rear tires have noticeably more sidewall than the front. It complements the desired overall look perfectly, IMO.
12-24-2006, 03:38 PM
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they are 5.5 bs It was hard for me to get them, at first I wanted the 8'' wide but they were back ordered until Jan. 07. But summit had these in stock 
The only reason I used the 215s is they were on my old wheels and are practically brand new
Originally Posted by RPM WS6
Looks good.
Only thing I'd change about the wheel/tire setup is the front tire size. The car would have a more aggressive stance if you had a little less overall tire diameter up front. Maybe try a 215/60/15 or a 205/60/15. I think the 65 series tires up front have a little too much sidewall, IMO.
When using a wheel like the Prostar, I think it looks best when the rear tires have noticeably more sidewall than the front. It complements the desired overall look perfectly, IMO.
Only thing I'd change about the wheel/tire setup is the front tire size. The car would have a more aggressive stance if you had a little less overall tire diameter up front. Maybe try a 215/60/15 or a 205/60/15. I think the 65 series tires up front have a little too much sidewall, IMO.
When using a wheel like the Prostar, I think it looks best when the rear tires have noticeably more sidewall than the front. It complements the desired overall look perfectly, IMO.
12-24-2006, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by streetassasin
they are 5.5 bs It was hard for me to get them, at first I wanted the 8'' wide but they were back ordered until Jan. 07. But summit had these in stock
The only reason I used the 215s is they were on my old wheels and are practically brand new
The only reason I used the 215s is they were on my old wheels and are practically brand new
12-24-2006, 05:32 PM
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Originally Posted by streetassasin
Blue83z I wish I could afford an exhaust like that but I am still planning on t/d's though. I am gonna go with hedman l/ts hedman 2.5'' x-tensions maybe a foot or 2 if 2.5'' pipe then into dynomax bullets wth turndowns
12-25-2006, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by blue83z
Thats cool.I didnt realize they emissions testing in Texas.Thats a good set-up your going with.
