Ronal LZ-VT Black Wheels 18 x 9.5 +46mm Offset
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Ronal LZ-VT Black Wheels 18 x 9.5 +46mm Offset
Ronal LZ-VT Black Wheels 18 x 9.5 +46mm Offset
I am going to run these wheels with my 1993 Trans Am for my street tires and then just switch to the 15 Pro Stars in the rear for the strip. I got 4 of these rims as I didnt want to run 19s in the rear. I am thinking of powdercoating mine a charcoal grey color as opposed to the black seen here. Does anyone have any good suggestions color wise?
What size tires would be the maximum size I can run without having to resort to too much beating and banging? I like the look of the tallest tire feasible so I dont want to run Rubber Band Tires
I am going to run these wheels with my 1993 Trans Am for my street tires and then just switch to the 15 Pro Stars in the rear for the strip. I got 4 of these rims as I didnt want to run 19s in the rear. I am thinking of powdercoating mine a charcoal grey color as opposed to the black seen here. Does anyone have any good suggestions color wise?
What size tires would be the maximum size I can run without having to resort to too much beating and banging? I like the look of the tallest tire feasible so I dont want to run Rubber Band Tires
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The finish above looks good, but the Black finish with Gloss Black lip looks really good!
Black wheels look good on red cars!
http://www.ronalsales.com/uploads/5/...478717.jpg?742
If your lowered I recommend a 275/35/18 or a 285/35/18; F & R.
The most popular size is a 275/35/18, you'll have a very good selection of brands and models to choose from, for a fair price. For a little more width and height a 285/35/18 is a good option, but your selection is very limited and it cost more than the 275/35/18.
If your not lowered go with a 275/40/18; F & R.
Black wheels look good on red cars!
http://www.ronalsales.com/uploads/5/...478717.jpg?742
If your lowered I recommend a 275/35/18 or a 285/35/18; F & R.
The most popular size is a 275/35/18, you'll have a very good selection of brands and models to choose from, for a fair price. For a little more width and height a 285/35/18 is a good option, but your selection is very limited and it cost more than the 275/35/18.
If your not lowered go with a 275/40/18; F & R.
Last edited by 99Bluz28; 07-05-2012 at 11:33 PM.
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Thanks!
I think I'm going to go 275f and 285r as the car is not lowered. I love the look of the rims. I took the centers to the powder coated and I'm going with a Black Chrome with silver mist which will give a dark charcoal color overall which I think will be a more versatel color in case I repaint the car which it needs badly!
Joe
I think I'm going to go 275f and 285r as the car is not lowered. I love the look of the rims. I took the centers to the powder coated and I'm going with a Black Chrome with silver mist which will give a dark charcoal color overall which I think will be a more versatel color in case I repaint the car which it needs badly!
Joe
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The finish above looks good, but the Black finish with Gloss Black lip looks really good!
Black wheels look good on red cars!
http://www.ronalsales.com/uploads/5/...478717.jpg?742
If your lowered I recommend a 275/35/18 or a 285/35/18; F & R.
The most popular size is a 275/35/18, you'll have a very good selection of brands and models to choose from, for a fair price. For a little more width and height a 285/35/18 is a good option, but your selection is very limited and it cost more than the 275/35/18.
If your not lowered go with a 275/40/18; F & R.
Black wheels look good on red cars!
http://www.ronalsales.com/uploads/5/...478717.jpg?742
If your lowered I recommend a 275/35/18 or a 285/35/18; F & R.
The most popular size is a 275/35/18, you'll have a very good selection of brands and models to choose from, for a fair price. For a little more width and height a 285/35/18 is a good option, but your selection is very limited and it cost more than the 275/35/18.
If your not lowered go with a 275/40/18; F & R.
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My friend has some 245/45/18 and 275/40/18 tires so we are just going to mount them so we can get an idea on fit for the car! I'll post picks as soon as I get the on the car. The tires are old so they will be replaced before the car is driven at any kind of speed.
And because I'm tired of airing up the tires that are flat on the car now because they won't hold air.
And because I'm tired of airing up the tires that are flat on the car now because they won't hold air.
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I am not sure why but left rear wheel has different size on centering hub. The rings that came with the wheel were marked Pontiac so maybe Chevy has a different size, idk?