93 z28 wheel & tire sizes
06-01-2009, 04:51 AM
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93 z28 wheel & tire sizes I have a 93z28 with original wheels. I want to get torque thrust II. I'm going to get a tire and wheel package and want to know what size to go with. I love the raked stocky look some of you have. Are the rears bigger diameter than the front? Like 18 rear and 17 front? Please let me know the best sizes to go with. Any pics of your ride and sizes would be appreciated. Thanks. I definately dont what the stock 16 size.
06-01-2009, 05:22 AM
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I'd recommend 17x9.5's on all 4 corners. Gives you the ability to rotate tires front to back for even wear.
If you are planning a heavier build later on you might consider the 17x11's in the rear...however its probably overkill if you will remain stock/near stock.
If you are planning a heavier build later on you might consider the 17x11's in the rear...however its probably overkill if you will remain stock/near stock.
06-01-2009, 04:15 PM
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Thanks. Nice car GUN. I love that exhaust. The only thing I plan is full exhaust and i would like to have an ss hood and make it functional. Someone who had it before me put a hypertech chip and thermostat in it.
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Thank you!
Yeah, I'm thinking 17x9.5's would look good and be plenty wide for what you are planning. Ya could even go 17x8's if you just want the look, but it will be hard to resell them if you need to later on only because the 17x8's are not as popular.
Yeah, I'm thinking 17x9.5's would look good and be plenty wide for what you are planning. Ya could even go 17x8's if you just want the look, but it will be hard to resell them if you need to later on only because the 17x8's are not as popular.
