What's The Biggest????
what's up protege woooorld, once again i'm calling out to my protege homies to help me on this one, what's the biggest rims and tires, i could put on my 93 pro. lx, without any rubbing, or problems with steering, i just cant stand those 14 inch. wheels and rims, to damn small.... :D :D :D thanxs
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You can go up to 18's, but I'd stick with 17's. Your car follows the standard fitments so you have an immense number of options.
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Originally posted by ARD MP5 You can go up to 18's, but I'd stick with 17's.... |
BIGGEST RIMS
U SERIOUS 17'S maybe 18's u have to be rubbing though the car takes 14's stock.... yo u have a pic of your 17's i want to see how they look on your car...... thanxs
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Re: BIGGEST RIMS
Originally posted by AIR JAY U SERIOUS 17'S maybe 18's u have to be rubbing though the car takes 14's stock.... yo u have a pic of your 17's i want to see how they look on your car...... thanxs http://protegepr.web1000.com/shows/q...g1_01a_jpg.jpg |
SWEET RIMS
those rims look tight, they just cover the whole wheel well. it's true what they say rims definitely make the car. but i bet if he hits a pot hole he might rub. thanxs, for the pic:D :D :D :D
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Re: SWEET RIMS
Originally posted by AIR JAY those rims look tight, they just cover the whole wheel well. it's true what they say rims definitely make the car. but i bet if he hits a pot hole he might rub. thanxs, for the pic:D :D :D :D |
Re: Re: SWEET RIMS
Originally posted by titocruzsd the potholes here in new orleans are HORRIBLE, and my rims don't rub. :D ...lol :D |
Rubbing is a relative problem. It all has to do with several variables.
Wheel width and offset Tire brand/model section width and O.D. Ideally you should be able to achieve an 18" wheel that will retain a similar O.D. to your stock 14"ers. Therefore if the offset and widths are proper you can run this size without rubbing. |
Aside from handling purposes, the main reason of running a smaller (sidewall) tire is to try to keep the same diameter as stock. If you go any larger, rubbing might be a problem, but other things such as your speedometer would become screwed up because it is calibrated for the stock diameter tire.
You probably could with an 18" wheel, but why? |
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