Ruff 281 9,5x19 and 10x20 on Hawk 2002
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My new wheels om my Firehawk 2002
G2 super springs and 1LE suspention pagage.
Ruff 281 Front 9,5x19" 275/30-19 Back 10x20" 305/25-20
Stefan Hörström Sweden
G2 super springs and 1LE suspention pagage.
Ruff 281 Front 9,5x19" 275/30-19 Back 10x20" 305/25-20
Stefan Hörström Sweden
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OP is from Sweden, styles are much different there i'm sure.
Personally I like Big wheels on F bods as long as it is done right - 17s are good for racing etc, but get with the times, 17" wheels are small in todays world.
Pretty much guarantee that the 5th gen camaro will have a 20" wheel option at some point.
Personally I like Big wheels on F bods as long as it is done right - 17s are good for racing etc, but get with the times, 17" wheels are small in todays world.
Pretty much guarantee that the 5th gen camaro will have a 20" wheel option at some point.
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You guys need to relax...
It's not every day that a guy from Sweden stops in to show off his LS1.... give him some props instead of harsh criticism would you?
I'm not big on 19"/20" wheels... but the car looks good. And the fact that it's a LS1 (American muscle) in Sweden giving other cars hell is very cool.
Nice car man. Keep up the great work!
It's not every day that a guy from Sweden stops in to show off his LS1.... give him some props instead of harsh criticism would you?
I'm not big on 19"/20" wheels... but the car looks good. And the fact that it's a LS1 (American muscle) in Sweden giving other cars hell is very cool.
Nice car man. Keep up the great work!
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Why not!
Its a low milage car, 21000 miles. 1 of 2 2002 in Sweden, totaly its only about 10 Firehawk here.
I want to save the stock crome wheels. Im looking for 18-19 combo but when i get a nice price on 19-20 combo i get em.
I dont think its look so big on the car in real life.
(Before this one i have a -94 with 18" Are, Wilwood brakes, you can se this car in LS1 wheel gallery. http://www.wheels.ls1tech.com/galler...=10&g2_page=11 )
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Its a low milage car, 21000 miles. 1 of 2 2002 in Sweden, totaly its only about 10 Firehawk here.
I want to save the stock crome wheels. Im looking for 18-19 combo but when i get a nice price on 19-20 combo i get em.
I dont think its look so big on the car in real life.
(Before this one i have a -94 with 18" Are, Wilwood brakes, you can se this car in LS1 wheel gallery. http://www.wheels.ls1tech.com/galler...=10&g2_page=11 )
Stefan H
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Looks good man! I bet the car gets a lot of looks and attention there in Sweden being that they are so rare there. How does it ride with those wheels and springs? Do you feel every little crack in the road?