20" daytons
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20" daytons
My brother had a set of 20x8 100 spoke chrome dayton knock offs with a 255/35R20 tire laying in my back yard off of his 92 lincon towncar. So I got curious and decided to bolt one up on my 87 IROC. lol. It didn't look that bad. But then again I would never drive around with daytons or anthing bigger then a 18" inch rim on there ether. I'm more of a 17" 5 spoke kind of guy. But I took a few pictures. They did fit on ther pretty good. It only rasied the car about an inch. And it would of tucked up under the finder well if I had the correct lug nuts. Anyways here's the pics. And yes I did put my stock IROC rims back on. Adam :-)




Wow havent seen some deeeeeeeeeeep dish dayyyyyyyyyyytons in a long time if you know what im sayin.
How did you get those to fit from a Lincoln? It just needs some 24k gold fender flares, a king air freshener in the back window, gold license plate bracket and some tint, and some metal flake to bring it back to the day when that was the style.
I think that looks ok compared to how ridickoulus SPINNERS look on todays cars.
How did you get those to fit from a Lincoln? It just needs some 24k gold fender flares, a king air freshener in the back window, gold license plate bracket and some tint, and some metal flake to bring it back to the day when that was the style.
I think that looks ok compared to how ridickoulus SPINNERS look on todays cars.
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wow that actually fits reallly well. not too bad but again, those wheels dont really fit the thirdgen style. very interesting tho
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Those accually look really sharp on your car, I like the style and if they were the right price I would most likely buy them because my rims arent so great(photoshoped into my sig).
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Although the style isn't my cup of tea - Im surprised as to how well the size actually fits. Had I not known they were 20"s I would have guess that they were 19"s.

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Originally posted by KonArtist
I can't stand daytons but I would def ride on those over stock wheels. They fit the wheel wells real nice.
I can't stand daytons but I would def ride on those over stock wheels. They fit the wheel wells real nice.

18inchboyds, thinking about a change? lol
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Wow those are some UGLY wheels. Daytons are very ugly on any car. Even lincolns and caddys. Man good idea you took those things off... YUCK.
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It's possible to make those look real good, but in order to do that one would have to start with the wheels and then work with the rest of the car. I think most people do otherwise, work on the car and then get the rims.
Some chrome emblems, billet grill, chrome door handles and mirrors etc etc
I still haven't seen any car those look really good on though .. but I love the fit ... very very surprising
Some chrome emblems, billet grill, chrome door handles and mirrors etc etc
I still haven't seen any car those look really good on though .. but I love the fit ... very very surprising
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Originally posted by ChevyKen
Although the style isn't my cup of tea - Im surprised as to how well the size actually fits. Had I not known they were 20"s I would have guess that they were 19"s.

Ken
Although the style isn't my cup of tea - Im surprised as to how well the size actually fits. Had I not known they were 20"s I would have guess that they were 19"s.

Ken
I definetly agree! Those don't look half bad man. They fit really nice in there!
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I didn't think this many people would like them. I do agree on how good they fit. I just don't care for the style. But then again there for sale for $400 bucks. They need a little work tough. I should buy them and pimp them out for a month then sell them. lol. But after I had them on the car. I just could not get over how well the fit. I think I might bump up to a 18" instead of the 17" maybe 19" when I do get a set of rims. So that way it will fill out the wheel well and I can shove more brakes under them also. Adam :-)
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Originally posted by charlie31603
But then again there for sale for $400 bucks.
But then again there for sale for $400 bucks.
I am interested in them if they are still for sale I think they would look pretty good on my 66 impala
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i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
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i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
wigger ****
i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
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only in the bay area.
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Originally posted by urbanhunter44
i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
wigger ****
i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
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I would think it would be more of a sandy colored guy myself.
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not trying to start anything but im black and i didnt see the need for all the stereotypes. i live in a small town in nc (mostly white) and their are more white kids with wheels like those than their are black kids. Not that i think that those wheels look cool on the car but i think that those kind of wheels have their place.
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eeeewwwww! I never did like daytons.
well I guess all you need now is some fuzzy dice, a mural on the hood and some leopard skin seatcovers for the total "bling" package LOL
well I guess all you need now is some fuzzy dice, a mural on the hood and some leopard skin seatcovers for the total "bling" package LOL
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Originally Posted by urbanhunter44
i guess those look good if you're a black guy with a grill and a big chain with a clock on it around your neck. Yo WHADUP F00 check out my IROC CUZZ!!
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Classy...
I'm not really feelin the wheels. Maybe on a truck or something. But definitely not on an F-Body.
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Not a wire wheel guy myself but I certainly would not disrespect someone for them. That sure looks a lot better than I thought it would. What's really surprising is how good the 20" tires fill up the well area.
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