22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
10-16-2011, 07:43 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
The real problem is starting a thread and putting 'haters hate on' as the first comment. OP do you really have nothing better to do than start fights on the Internet? Your poor attitude and everyone else's here makes us all look bad for owning/driving thirdgens.
Big rims when done tastefully look fine, we don't need to bring social classes into someone's personal choice.
Big rims when done tastefully look fine, we don't need to bring social classes into someone's personal choice.
10-16-2011, 10:05 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
The real problem is starting a thread and putting 'haters hate on' as the first comment. OP do you really have nothing better to do than start fights on the Internet? Your poor attitude and everyone else's here makes us all look bad for owning/driving thirdgens.
Big rims when done tastefully look fine, we don't need to bring social classes into someone's personal choice.
Big rims when done tastefully look fine, we don't need to bring social classes into someone's personal choice.
10-18-2011, 01:25 AM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Looks like the rear tires are gonna play hell on the rear quarter panels. I've had the same thing happen on my 92' and eventually sold the wheels and went back stock. A quick question did you take into consideration the backspacing on the rear vs. front. There is a difference ! The stance of the car is awesome but like many have said not a fan of the BIG wheels but it is your car and to each his own.
10-25-2011, 12:37 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
[quote=Sinz86IrocBlk;4983734]I wouldn't exactly call the 5th gen ugly.. quote]
I would. 5th gen Camaros originated from a COMIC BOOK! Comics. Cartoons. Clowns. Clown cars. Clown rims.
I would. 5th gen Camaros originated from a COMIC BOOK! Comics. Cartoons. Clowns. Clown cars. Clown rims.
10-25-2011, 05:10 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
[QUOTE=Sickness91Z28;5047703]I feel that if your suspension is set up for it & the style of wheel is descent....it's possible to make a 22" wheel look "okay" on a thirdgen. I'm running 19"/20" on mine. If I didn't add the air ride....I would honestly hate it....it looks out of proportion and stupid. But...when I set it at ride height or slam it to the ground..it makes up for it..giving it a completely different look.
If I showed my car like this at a show...I'm sure 95% of people would think it looks completely retarded:
But if it's seen like this....it doesn't even look like the same car.:
Sickness, are you able to drive your car around with it looking slammed (like in the 2nd pic?). If not, at what height does your car get driven at?
If I showed my car like this at a show...I'm sure 95% of people would think it looks completely retarded:
But if it's seen like this....it doesn't even look like the same car.:
Sickness, are you able to drive your car around with it looking slammed (like in the 2nd pic?). If not, at what height does your car get driven at?
10-30-2011, 10:24 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Air ride damn sure has it advantages. Love the slammed stance !
10-30-2011, 11:37 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
I had a set of 18's with real low profile rubber. I am extremely careful and I ended up with 3 out of the 4 rims bent. As I remember they were a 35 profile. That's my only problem with thin rubber, they bend even if your careful. Of course the real problem I would have with 22's is they cost a fortune when it's time to replace the tires.
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
what all was done to your car to make these 22 inch rims fit?I have a 22x9.5 inch rim with a 265/35/22 and I can not turn the wheel if any one can help !
01-07-2012, 11:18 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
A) he got lucky, because thirdgens arent meant to have 22's
B) his is lowered so if his works and yours doesnt then i wouldnt even bother. theres not much you can change in the front that will allow this to work if it doesnt already. theres nothing you can cut out of the way unless you feel like replacing structurability with some guady imporoperly sized rims
B) his is lowered so if his works and yours doesnt then i wouldnt even bother. theres not much you can change in the front that will allow this to work if it doesnt already. theres nothing you can cut out of the way unless you feel like replacing structurability with some guady imporoperly sized rims
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
I feel that if your suspension is set up for it & the style of wheel is descent....it's possible to make a 22" wheel look "okay" on a thirdgen. I'm running 19"/20" on mine. If I didn't add the air ride....I would honestly hate it....it looks out of proportion and stupid. But...when I set it at ride height or slam it to the ground..it makes up for it..giving it a completely different look.
If I showed my car like this at a show...I'm sure 95% of people would think it looks completely retarded:
But if it's seen like this....it doesn't even look like the same car.:
I guess my point is...
If you pick a larger wheel...set the suspenion up accordingly. It REALLY makes a huge difference
Anyhow, this thread will probably get locked so my statements or opinions really do not even matter
If I showed my car like this at a show...I'm sure 95% of people would think it looks completely retarded:
But if it's seen like this....it doesn't even look like the same car.:
I guess my point is...
If you pick a larger wheel...set the suspenion up accordingly. It REALLY makes a huge difference
Anyhow, this thread will probably get locked so my statements or opinions really do not even matter
06-24-2012, 01:12 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
No lift. It was lowered 2+ inches. Tire sizes are in the OP. 245/35-22 to fit and not rub obnoxiously.
265/35-22 is waaay to tall.
265/35-22 is waaay to tall.
06-24-2012, 01:15 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
A) he got lucky, because thirdgens arent meant to have 22's
B) his is lowered so if his works and yours doesnt then i wouldnt even bother. theres not much you can change in the front that will allow this to work if it doesnt already. theres nothing you can cut out of the way unless you feel like replacing structurability with some guady imporoperly sized rims
B) his is lowered so if his works and yours doesnt then i wouldnt even bother. theres not much you can change in the front that will allow this to work if it doesnt already. theres nothing you can cut out of the way unless you feel like replacing structurability with some guady imporoperly sized rims
06-24-2012, 01:57 PM
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06-24-2012, 02:12 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Oh NO not AGAIN!
Look guys, I'm sorry the niche crowd of big wheels fans just can't see it, but showing off your camaro with BIG wheels is like getting together with your buddies and everyone bragging about how their date has the SMALLEST ****. It just doesn't make sense, looks unattractive and is the complete OPPOSITE of what you should be going for.
In either instance, the ride won't be as pleasurable either
Look guys, I'm sorry the niche crowd of big wheels fans just can't see it, but showing off your camaro with BIG wheels is like getting together with your buddies and everyone bragging about how their date has the SMALLEST ****. It just doesn't make sense, looks unattractive and is the complete OPPOSITE of what you should be going for.
In either instance, the ride won't be as pleasurable either
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Actually doesn't look that bad bigger wheels on a slammed camaro looks sick but when you lift a thirdgen to put bigger wheels you should of got a truck and I'm going to hate on that but to each there own also wheel design and style can make a break the setup I was comtemplating 20in diamond blaque dust 2.0 but performance reasons stick with 18in if I get another thirdgen just for cruising I'll try some 20in wheels lol
09-19-2012, 01:37 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Sagging your pants is one thing, but forcing your car to do it when your car can't say no?
That's just disgustingly cruel.
That's just disgustingly cruel.
09-19-2012, 05:43 PM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
'm getting a set 18" IROC replicas in a couple of weeks ,that is as big as I'm comfortable with. There is an IROC convertible at a local with 20" rims and I think they look terrible on our cars so I guess I would be on the Haters side on these.
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Don't pay any of these experts any attention. Id say they should be calling and blogging on chip foose for the "dumb look" he's been doing to slam 60 year old cars with huge wheels.
"They're not designed for big wheels"
"They're not designed for big wheels"
05-16-2016, 07:00 AM
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Re: 22" wheels on a slammed 91 Z28........
Why bring back a FOUR year old thread? Most of these kids have grown up and pulled up their pants. The cars; well let's just say they are probably in the junkyards where they belong. Or the police impound hehe.
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