Intro Wheels ?
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Intro Wheels ? Does anyone have pics of Intro wheels on a 4th gen fbody? Preferrably Camaro, but it doesn't really matter. They have really great prices, so I just wanted to actually see them on one of our cars. The closest thing they have on their site is a C5, and a couple 1st gen Camaros.
Assuming they take ~6 weeks to get, mine should be here beginning of Feb. I'll have pics up then. They'll primarily be for my 94Z, but I will probably bolt 'em on the the 98Z as well sometimes. 
-Andrew
-Andrew
Same as you. GT Sports, 17x8 for front, 17x10 for rear. They didn't offer a 17x9, and I didn't want 17x8 all around, nor 17x10 all around.
I just couldn't bring myself to pony up the extra cash for the 18's. I'd rather spend it elsewhere... like a new motor for the 94. Something with more than 203 RWHP
-Andrew
GT Sports, 17x8 for front, 17x10 for rear. They didn't offer a 17x9, and I didn't want 17x8 all around, nor 17x10 all around.I just couldn't bring myself to pony up the extra cash for the 18's. I'd rather spend it elsewhere... like a new motor for the 94. Something with more than 203 RWHP
-Andrew
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Originally Posted by Camaroholic
Same as you. GT Sports, 17x8 for front, 17x10 for rear. They didn't offer a 17x9, and I didn't want 17x8 all around, nor 17x10 all around.
I just couldn't bring myself to pony up the extra cash for the 18's. I'd rather spend it elsewhere... like a new motor for the 94. Something with more than 203 RWHP
-Andrew
GT Sports, 17x8 for front, 17x10 for rear. They didn't offer a 17x9, and I didn't want 17x8 all around, nor 17x10 all around.I just couldn't bring myself to pony up the extra cash for the 18's. I'd rather spend it elsewhere... like a new motor for the 94. Something with more than 203 RWHP
-Andrew
Don't worry Andrew, the Intro 17s look like 18s to most people. its because they use the soft lip design, which actually uses an 18" wheel center section. Most wheels still have a stepped lip (like Fikse), which requires them to use a smaller diameter center section, which makes the wheels appear smaller.
Tony
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