Best Greg Weld Mis-match Youi Can Do
07-11-2008, 11:48 AM
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But I might have some billet wheels custom built for me instead. 18x4s and 16x10s. I have Wilwood 6 pistons on the front and they require a ton of caliper clearance.
24x4.5's? The M/T SR 6653s are the 26x10's that i run o nthe rear of my car. The M/T SR 6651's are 24x4.5. I would of got the 26x6 M/t SR 6652's 
07-12-2008, 07:30 AM
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I don't know how you figure owned, I'm not the one rolling on mismatched wheels because I was stupid enough to buy wheels that don't come in a complete set. You don't have to like the look of my car, at least it looks complete because I know how to buy a complete set of wheels.
I'm also not the one claiming that my car is the best option there is like the OP. He's cocky, stupid for what he did and claimed, and stuck with mismatching wheels.
Who knows though, maybe dishing the front wheels with the back spokes flush will become the new in thing to do?
I'm also not the one claiming that my car is the best option there is like the OP. He's cocky, stupid for what he did and claimed, and stuck with mismatching wheels.
Who knows though, maybe dishing the front wheels with the back spokes flush will become the new in thing to do?
07-12-2008, 10:52 PM
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for some odd reason they actually do look kinda similar with the thin spoke design...its just 15" front and 19" back is too big of a contrast especially with if you have a small tire in the front that makes the car look like its gonna do a front flip if it stops hard enough lol....not hating but it does look cool though! (greg welds fitment situation is outta control im surprised they're still in business telling the 10 billion fbody owners that bought these wheels that the dam things "fit perfectly" like its all good....So queer) 
07-14-2008, 09:15 AM
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Hoosier makes a 26x7.50x17 that you can get from summit, or M&H makes a 185/55 r17 that you can get directly from their website.
If they ever come out AND fit correctly, I'll be purchasing the latter of the two choices for the front
If they ever come out AND fit correctly, I'll be purchasing the latter of the two choices for the front
07-14-2008, 11:24 AM
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I don't know how you figure owned, I'm not the one rolling on mismatched wheels because I was stupid enough to buy wheels that don't come in a complete set. You don't have to like the look of my car, at least it looks complete because I know how to buy a complete set of wheels.
I'm also not the one claiming that my car is the best option there is like the OP. He's cocky, stupid for what he did and claimed, and stuck with mismatching wheels.
Who knows though, maybe dishing the front wheels with the back spokes flush will become the new in thing to do?
I'm also not the one claiming that my car is the best option there is like the OP. He's cocky, stupid for what he did and claimed, and stuck with mismatching wheels.
Who knows though, maybe dishing the front wheels with the back spokes flush will become the new in thing to do?
can not take criticism, but can give it????
