Ccw 505a?
02-08-2008, 04:22 PM
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Ccw 505a? I'm looking to buy a set of CCW 505A wheels for my TA and I have a couple questions about them before I spend the money.
1. What size would you guys recommend? I was thinking 18" x 9.5" in the front and 18" x 10" or 11". I would prefer 18 x 11" in the rear if they will fit. I don't want any rubbing or clearance issues.
2. If any of you guys have these wheels out there can you post some pics along with what size wheels I would appreciate it.
Cheers
Here is a picture of my ride:
1. What size would you guys recommend? I was thinking 18" x 9.5" in the front and 18" x 10" or 11". I would prefer 18 x 11" in the rear if they will fit. I don't want any rubbing or clearance issues.
2. If any of you guys have these wheels out there can you post some pics along with what size wheels I would appreciate it.
Cheers
Here is a picture of my ride:
02-08-2008, 06:04 PM
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same boat im in the same boat man ...i lookin to do the same thing ...but dont know what size ....do some searching but i didnt help me much ...most guys are running 18x 10 in front and 18 by 11 in the rear ...but the 11 seems to stick out too far ......i dont know if it just me ...let me know if you find out any info ?? and i will do the same ..cause we seem to be afer the same thing....
02-12-2008, 11:54 AM
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The 505 will look sick your drop top. Just call up CCW and talk to them about what size is best. He will know exactly how to make it to fit your car the best way possible.
02-12-2008, 12:44 PM
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I have 18x10 and 18x11 SP500s and my car is lowered 2". The rears don't stick out at all, they actually line up perfectly with the quarter panel. I have noticed, however, that unlowered cars with the same wheels have the illusion of sticking out because of the gap between the wheel well and the wheel. No modifications required, except for a little BFH on the inside of the wheel well in the rear. No big deal though.
You won't be disappointed either, the wheels look good in pictures but are amazing in person. I couldn't believe how good they looked when I first got mine.
You won't be disappointed either, the wheels look good in pictures but are amazing in person. I couldn't believe how good they looked when I first got mine.
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