For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
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For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
excuse the mess...I did some wetsanding and buffing to the car today. Still trying to pick up after 8 hours of detailing...


if you like it good...if you don't like it good.


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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Wild stuff there. Nice rims, but where did you get those side vents? That's neat stuff.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Dude! I love the staggered look on your car!! 
TT2 VS IROC replicas = pwnt.
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Forgot to ask, hows the ride quality with 20s on the rear?

TT2 VS IROC replicas = pwnt.

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Forgot to ask, hows the ride quality with 20s on the rear?
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
I was pretty sure I didn't like it before, now I'm positive I don't. Sorry, the car just looks way out of balance. It probably would've looked better with a 19/18 combo, but the 2 inch difference between the front and rears is a but much IMHO. I also don't like how the rear wheels are tucked, but the fronts have plenty of gap still. The car has all of that great effort into it, but it comes off as you "sold out" on the wheel combo.
Just my two cents. No harm intended.
Just my two cents. No harm intended.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Nice car for sure but those 20's are just to big.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Thanks for the opinions so far. IF there was an option of an 18/19 combo or a 19/20 combo...I would have much rather had that. But, 19's are not available. These wheels definently take different pictures though. A complete side shot, the difference is pretty noticable...but at an angle, it actually looks better. The reason the wheel gap is a little different is because I'm in the yard (not a flat surface). I woudn't say I "sold out" in any way. I'm going to run these for a few seasons, then hopefully get a set of BOZE or Intro's. I wanted to see how a bigger wheel would look on my car...and I still think they look better than the TTII's I had on there for 4 years. Plus, noone around my area have staggered wheels...besides the vettes and the SSR's. Anyhow, 2 inches is a big deal in diameter....if the 19/20 combo or the 18/19 combo were available...that's what would be on there.
this combo kind of reminds me of the "plymouth prowler"...but they run 17/20 combo..which is way to extreme for a third gen...
this combo kind of reminds me of the "plymouth prowler"...but they run 17/20 combo..which is way to extreme for a third gen...
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
BTW Spike-Z, the 20's actually ride really really well. I was waiting for a rocky ride...but when I drove it...it was really smooth..especially for a 35 series tire
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
i want to love this..but the front gap is just a lil' too big. i do like it though.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
but the front gap is just a lil' too big
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i think its badass man, f*** everyone else. they cant see it in person anyway. i think it gives the car a more sportier look
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
not bad but be much better in a 20/19 or a 19/18 setup... rear does look pretty big in comparison..but the car is nice looking
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
I like the car and the wheels, but I'm not a fan of the stagger. To each his own though and it looks like you put a lot of effort into it. >.< Very nice looking ride.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
not bad, not bad. isn't shawn also running 18/20's? I thought his looked incredible.. these... look... not bad. Theres just something about it I can't put my finger on.
I do think it would be better yet if you painted the inset lines. Photoshop it?
EDIT: I think its the image. The front left tire looks like its in a hole, and the drivers rear tire on a bump thus tilting the whole car onto the passenger side.
I do think it would be better yet if you painted the inset lines. Photoshop it?
EDIT: I think its the image. The front left tire looks like its in a hole, and the drivers rear tire on a bump thus tilting the whole car onto the passenger side.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
not bad, not bad. isn't shawn also running 18/20's
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
As Jay Leno says "rough crowd tonight"...if you like it I love it. I am more towards the stock side of things so the combo is not me but it is your car and the beauty of the thirdgen is that anyone make their car fit their dream...fourth gens tried that and it makes their cars look more stupid than the day they left the dealer...so go for it...
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Without seeing it sitting on a hard surface like you say, it's tough to judge. Wouldn't an 18/17 stagger accomplish the same rake you're looking for or are they just too small for ya? LOL
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!
Remember in Braveheart when he realized that his friend Robert the Bruce had betrayed him? Remember the look on Mel Gibson's face? The pain? The anguish?
That's how I feel right now.
.....and I only say that because I loved the look of your car SOOOO much!!!!
Remember in Braveheart when he realized that his friend Robert the Bruce had betrayed him? Remember the look on Mel Gibson's face? The pain? The anguish?
That's how I feel right now.
.....and I only say that because I loved the look of your car SOOOO much!!!!
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
not bad.. would be nice if the fender gaps were the same.. nice touch with the ducts in the front fender.. never seen it done before..
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Looks kinda cartoony and outlandish. I'd never ride with it like that, but then, I'd never ride with spinners or flames all over hte side of my car or Type R graphics either. Certain types of excess work with certain cars for certain purposes.
You look like you have a showcar, with typical showcar excess.
Nice car, I dont like the wheels, but the look does "work" for some reason.
You look like you have a showcar, with typical showcar excess.
Nice car, I dont like the wheels, but the look does "work" for some reason.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
i would simply fix the reverse rake stance and youll be set...yeah 19s and 18s would look much more balanced but the 20/18 combo doesnt look that appauling. I wish i was more of a camaro fan but im just not.
car looks great...keep it clean these cars are disappearing faster than ever!
car looks great...keep it clean these cars are disappearing faster than ever!
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
hey thumbs up. i think 19's all round or maybe 20/19 would do it better but it doesn't look bad just not perfect. kudos to ya
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
agreed 100% but you know that too i mean you cant even get the 19's in irocs... i think it looks good though that 20" on the back looks awesome. im not digging the side vents at all though.
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what ashame... the prowler and c5/c6 vettes look good because their body lines are designed to incorporate the raked look that a staggered size brings. while i still like the look of your car i was really looking forward to seeing a new set of wheels. this has brought the overall look of your car down greatly. to me that was a terrible choice but i've said it all along..
to each their own though, that's what opinions are for. i guess it's a good thing though as i now have a all black 91 with a ss hood and 18" TTII's so now it will be a little more original.
to each their own though, that's what opinions are for. i guess it's a good thing though as i now have a all black 91 with a ss hood and 18" TTII's so now it will be a little more original.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Wow man...your car looked really good with the Torque Thrusts!
Not saying that the IROC's don't look good (since I have them also), but I think the Torque Thrusts just really fit your car nicely.
In regards to the 20's in the rear, I would rather just stick with 18's all around. The car just looks off centered for some reason. Maybe get some new pics of the car with it on solid ground?
I am a big fan of the IROC wheels but the only thing that sucks about them is their limited width. Those 20's looks really skinny in the rear. You should probably think about widening them.
My 18x8's are in the shop now, waiting to be widenend to 18x11.
Maybe you can go that route?
Not saying that the IROC's don't look good (since I have them also), but I think the Torque Thrusts just really fit your car nicely.
In regards to the 20's in the rear, I would rather just stick with 18's all around. The car just looks off centered for some reason. Maybe get some new pics of the car with it on solid ground?
I am a big fan of the IROC wheels but the only thing that sucks about them is their limited width. Those 20's looks really skinny in the rear. You should probably think about widening them.
My 18x8's are in the shop now, waiting to be widenend to 18x11.
Maybe you can go that route?
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
I still think the car looks killer, but I would have just stuck with 18's all around. It's one of those things that you should keep if you like it and maybe it will grow on the rest of us. If not, at least you can say you tried it out..
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Thanks for the honest opinoins
These wheels and the staggered look almost have to "grow" on you a bit in order to like it....or in order to even give it a chance. Like I said....from a direct side shot....they really aren't that appealing...but from different angles...they really give the car a new, updated look. I loved how they looked on the blue/white Camaro...which made me decide on the staggered look. From the side...it almost looks like those "Muscle Machines"...a little to dramatic. I was just tired of seeing the same style TTII wheels which every old hotrod around here runs. I wanted a more stock looking wheel....just larger. Most of the responses are exactly what I expected...so I'm not really suprised.
These wheels and the staggered look almost have to "grow" on you a bit in order to like it....or in order to even give it a chance. Like I said....from a direct side shot....they really aren't that appealing...but from different angles...they really give the car a new, updated look. I loved how they looked on the blue/white Camaro...which made me decide on the staggered look. From the side...it almost looks like those "Muscle Machines"...a little to dramatic. I was just tired of seeing the same style TTII wheels which every old hotrod around here runs. I wanted a more stock looking wheel....just larger. Most of the responses are exactly what I expected...so I'm not really suprised.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Well i have to say that i dont like the prowler and i dont like the wheels, I just dont agree with anything over 18's on a car.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Hey shawns whats going on dude? Haven't heard from you a long time guy. Anyways i still think that iroc replicas look awesome. You can throw on various diff kinds of aftermarket wheels and it will look great on your car anyways.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
I think the car looks good but I am really waiting to see a boze or something similar on your car!
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
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....I friggin love it. I'd love em' even more if I could get the rears in a 10-11 inch wheel width. From what I've looked at so far anytime you look bigger than 17" you're stuck with a 8-9 inch wide wheel. Granted, my
is that it does look goooooood but I'd like some really fat rubber out back if I'm running bigger than 17's.
....I friggin love it. I'd love em' even more if I could get the rears in a 10-11 inch wheel width. From what I've looked at so far anytime you look bigger than 17" you're stuck with a 8-9 inch wide wheel. Granted, my
is that it does look goooooood but I'd like some really fat rubber out back if I'm running bigger than 17's. Thread Starter
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
but I'd like some really fat rubber out back if I'm running bigger than 17's.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
Im definatly not used to seeing a 2 inch difference. Reminds me of Jada Toys Cars.
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Re: For those of you that wanted to see a side shot of the 18/20 Combo..
From the great words of Camaroguy18: And I totally agree
I don't think they look bad....nothing to be "ashamed" of ...just not as clean having a 2 inch diamter change from front to back.
keep in mind too that the angles of each photo help the staggered stance look better....from a direct side shot, I doubt it would look as clean
I don't think they look bad....nothing to be "ashamed" of ...just not as clean having a 2 inch diamter change from front to back.
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