Those look like the ones! They look a little lighter than I remember tho. Where'd you find them?

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I looked at pic2 as well. I remember seeing that TA before. Those wheels seem like they stick out too far in the back tho. I wonder if he got a custom offset or if those are the ones made for thirdgens.

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is that a rim on the emergancy tire?? I'm just wondering cuase that looks like the emgerancy tire, LMAO, HAHAHA!


WELL FRAG IT DOES!!

 

Found them in the readers rides. I have no idea what size/offset they are. Sorry

 

I'd hazard a guess and say they're 17x9 (considering the tires are 275s and I don't think ROH makes a 9.5" wide rim, only 9").
If that was the case, then you'd want a 5" backspacing.

And those are badass tires, that's the exact tire I run (size, brand, etc.).

 

I'd like to see the rest of the vehicle. Looks like a Yukon or something cause it don't look like a thidgen.

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Looks like a TA to me. I don't see many Yukons that low to the ground with 5 lug hubs...

 

It's an 84 TA.


Jza, with a 5" backspacing, is it going to stick out like this one, or is it going to come out to the stock location? With my car being lowered, my other wheels (which stick out a 1/2" more than my stock wheels) rub my wheel opening over bumps.

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Other than looking like it's on stilts, I really like it. This weekend maybe I'll trying taking pics of my car at the proper angle and working a little photoshop magic.

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LOWERIT!!!!


brb. photoshop time.....

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someone take over and lower

 

Here's a trick I learned: Raise the wheels instead of lowering the car. Same effect, much, much less editing.

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that be ws6transam's (Dan Burke's) car. one bad *** car

Kat

 

Ok, I lowered it just a couple seconds ago, and I personally think that car is better either way. I think it looks great lowered and not. 2 different styles. I too am buying a 1984 T/A with a LG4/Auto. So I am really diggin that car. Looks like the one I am going to buy with the exception of the wheels.

EDIT: Broken Image[USED TO BE A PICTURE HERE]

-ws6formula-

[This message has been edited by ws6formula89 (edited August 31, 2001).]

 

Dangit, the file was corrupt, I have to go to work so I will re-upload the picture tonight. This makes me so mad.

-ws6formula-

 

It'll come to where it is in that picture: just inside the lip of the fender. My car is lowered with Eibach Pro-Kit springs, and it still never rubs. There's about a one-and-a-half to two-finger gap between the top of the tire and the edge of the fender on my car.

 

Can you still get those rims in that color? They are really sweet.

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Those are the ROH ZS wheels, in their "BLACK ICE" finish...I'm pretty sure they still make them...

www.roh.com/au

[This message has been edited by WS - 666 (edited August 31, 2001).]

 

I have 275/40 tires on 17x9 ROH Snypers which have the same backspacing as the ZS. My IROC has been lowered with Hotchkis springs, and I had a little bit of rubbing on the lip of the rear wheel well before I rolled it up with the handle of a baseball bat.

The backspacing in the front is just about perfect.

If I had an additional 1/4 inch of backspacing in the front, I think the wheel would hit the end link.


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For the ZS style you can get 17x9.5 and 17x8.5.

 

Seem alittle to thin for the rims on our style of cars. However some like to show of the disc brakes, I dunno why... I am waiting for the day when someone shows me a picture of the rim with one spoke (is that how its spelled?) THE L-RIM