20"Rims
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CCW 505A 19/20 Combo on a Black SS looks REALLY good to me. Fact is, with street tires, you aren't going to get traction if you've modded your car anyway, so might as well go for the look. Not to mention the CCW rims are like 21lbs, so the weight difference with tires is neglible between stock, though the mass is pushed out a little further. So, compared to Z06 or ZR1 replicas or TT2s, these are lighter by quite a bit. One other thing to remember, 30 or 25 series tires will ride harsh and not provide much protection for a rim, but the car will handle better due to the low profile sidewall (rim won't roll on the harder sidewall).
And those rims don't look like truck rims to me.
grn-dragon,im also building a set up for my 99 ls1 ta's headlights using hella 90 mm projectors-can you email me with some info on your progress at ls1bird@aol.com?
Here's one of my favorite fbodies "rolling on 20s."
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Wow. Looks like somthing that came out of my ***. For most wheels 18" max, some wheels like CCW's can be pulled off in 19".
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Grow up. There is a big difference between slapping on some ghetto looking **** on your SPORTS CAR (the usual reaction
) and putting some large wheels on that are a sporty design (this is what is commonly refered to as "style" and I'd suggest you aquire some if you dont already have it). The 20s that DO look good on these cars costs major $$$, and even then it should be a 19" F, 20" R combo to really look right. You're not going to get a "good deal" on wheels like HRE or CCW that make 20" wheels unless you consider dropping $6,000 on a set of wheels alone a "good deal."
I'm not a flamer at all and enjoy different looks, but 20's on an f-body never look good to me. The size of the wheels do not fit the look of an f-body.
Plain and simple.








