New rims on the Bonnie

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Just bought these wheels today and I love them I think it matches the car perfectly :beerchug:
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Not my style. Nice clean car though man! Looks like you take pride in it!!! Nice
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I like them!
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looks good to me, :beerchug:
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Not the worst I've seen for sure. :beerchug:
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They look alot better in person I will snap more pics when it's nice out
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what size are those along with tire size
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Looks killer, way better than swoopies for sure ;)
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Just gonna be brutally honest: I hate 'em, and those tires look way too small.

But, if you like 'em, that's your choice, and I'm happy you found something you like.
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Tires could use a little more meat, but I think it works! Nice.
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The wheels are nice, the car looks great! but the wheels are not my style, but then, I'm an old man - lol!

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The tires could use some beefing up. Are those 6.5 or 7 inch wide? You could tuck a good 8.5 to 9 inch wheel in them wheel wells with a good 38-40 degree offset.
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7 inches wide I got them because I couldn't pass up the deal but once these tires wear out I'm going to buy a thicker profile tire and I just ordered some lowering springs to drop the car 1.5" front and back
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where did you order the lowering springs from?
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Not my style.
RogueSSEi wrote:The tires could use some beefing up. Are those 6.5 or 7 inch wide? You could tuck a good 8.5 to 9 inch wheel in them wheel wells with a good 38-40 degree offset.
What do you by "degrees of offset"?
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voller1410 wrote:where did you order the lowering springs from?
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01bonneSC wrote:Not my style.
RogueSSEi wrote:The tires could use some beefing up. Are those 6.5 or 7 inch wide? You could tuck a good 8.5 to 9 inch wheel in them wheel wells with a good 38-40 degree offset.
What do you by "degrees of offset"?
A high offset will drive the wheels more in, a lower offset will drive the wheels out....
seen the "hella flush" civics and such? Thats a low offset, at like 0 6 or 12 depending on wheel width and backspacing.
Plain Jane fwd's usually run a higher offset, like 32 38 44 depending on the backspace and wheel width.
Haulin ssei54 wrote:7 inches wide I got them because I couldn't pass up the deal but once these tires wear out I'm going to buy a thicker profile tire and I just ordered some lowering springs to drop the car 1.5" front and back

That will look mean :beerchug:
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voller1410 wrote:where did you order the lowering springs from?
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that sounds perfectly not dangerous at all! :bluetwitch:
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Cutting springs ain't a fun time.
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