Just picked up some BOYD CODDINGTONs on EBAY
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Just picked up some BOYD CODDINGTONs on EBAY
I like the wheels also im still trying to decide what rims i want i bought some snypers awhile back never got a chance to install them I might not have them on long after the car is finished.
Good buy! You definately got a deal. They will fit the car, I'm also running 18x8 with a 4.5" BS in the front of my Z28. They will have a very close looking offset to the stock setup. To get them flush with the lip you might need to run small spacers, but not required for fitment. Check out this picture to see how the front wheel will sit in relation to the fender. Front tire is a 245/40/18.
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CrazyHawaiian,
You think you can help me with what size tires to order for the rims? Thanks
You think you can help me with what size tires to order for the rims? Thanks
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nice i have that size and bs too for the front . In the rear you should try to get 255 45 18's in the rear . Unless you wanna swap them from front to back then get 245 40 18
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so hows the "BURBERRY'S OF LONDON: WINTER BEANIE HAT" you bought?
lmao
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=52367
lmao
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=52367
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Originally posted by MrDude_1
so hows the "BURBERRY'S OF LONDON: WINTER BEANIE HAT" you bought?
lmao
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=52367
so hows the "BURBERRY'S OF LONDON: WINTER BEANIE HAT" you bought?
lmao
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=52367
I went with 245/40/18 on my 18x8. It was the closest to OEM dimensions according to all the wheel calculators floating around. You could probably run wider tires if you wanted. Maybe run some numbers through those calculators (google "wheel calculator") and see what happens.
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I'd run the 245/40/18's also. An 8" rim is gonna be mostly appearance oriented anyway - and the 245's will look the best IMO.
Should look great!
Don't bogart the pics when you get them mounted up!
Should look great!
Don't bogart the pics when you get them mounted up!
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You don't want any of this.
You don't want any of this.
you know in that picture you look like gerrit!
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i have another question.I HAVE ANOTHER QUESTION... CAN SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME WITH TIRES... THERE IS A GUY DOWN THE STREET OFFERING ME 4 DUNLOPS 245/40/18 FOR 260 CANADIAN EACH... HE CAN GET KUMHOS FOR 220... WHAT BRAND IS THE BEST TO GO WITH?
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Yeah, I'd run 245's all around with 8" rims. 275's is possible, but it's pushing it...particularly with such a short sidewall.
Aside from that, they will be less expensive than the 275's and perform just as well.
As far as brands, I had the Kumho's for awhile (275/35/18 on Z06 wheels) and they performed well for the price.
Aside from that, they will be less expensive than the 275's and perform just as well.
As far as brands, I had the Kumho's for awhile (275/35/18 on Z06 wheels) and they performed well for the price.
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