pics of gs sittin on 22's
05-13-07, 11:55 AM
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It looks off da hook, but im assuming that is on air???
you can't drive that car normally, whats the point of people looking at you
when u can't even have fun with your own ride?? unless you going 4 that shooter look
or your an attention W.H.O.R.E, lol
1 dip, or bump, your screwed.
I say this because my 20's rub slightly depending on how i turn etc,
explain to me how this doesn't rub?
100% show, but no go
you can't drive that car normally, whats the point of people looking at you
when u can't even have fun with your own ride?? unless you going 4 that shooter look
or your an attention W.H.O.R.E, lol 1 dip, or bump, your screwed.
I say this because my 20's rub slightly depending on how i turn etc,
explain to me how this doesn't rub?
100% show, but no go
05-13-07, 11:59 AM
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It looks off da hook, but im assuming that is on air???
you can't drive that car normally, whats the point of people looking at you
when u can't even have fun with your own ride?? unless you going 4 that shooter look or your an attention W.H.O.R.E, lol
1 dip, or bump, your screwed.
I say this because my 20's rub slightly depending on how i turn etc,
explain to me how this doesn't rub?
100% show, but no go
you can't drive that car normally, whats the point of people looking at you
when u can't even have fun with your own ride?? unless you going 4 that shooter look
or your an attention W.H.O.R.E, lol 1 dip, or bump, your screwed.
I say this because my 20's rub slightly depending on how i turn etc,
explain to me how this doesn't rub?
100% show, but no go
So they do Show and GO!!
05-13-07, 05:44 PM
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i dont see the point of going over 20 inch rims on a sedan, the car will look like a mini SUV if u dont lower it and if u lower it, the body hangs over the rims which looks completely ridiculous. 22's on cars are for ppl who think grills look nice in their mouths. honestly 19s are best for performance and aesthetics, any larger than 19s and ur in for a bumpy ride. I bet that gs with 22's cant go over 60mph without worrying about the vibrations and lack of control on his ride.
05-13-07, 10:32 PM
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i dont see the point of going over 20 inch rims on a sedan, the car will look like a mini SUV if u dont lower it and if u lower it, the body hangs over the rims which looks completely ridiculous. 22's on cars are for ppl who think grills look nice in their mouths. honestly 19s are best for performance and aesthetics, any larger than 19s and ur in for a bumpy ride. I bet that gs with 22's cant go over 60mph without worrying about the vibrations and lack of control on his ride.
I totally agree with you - I had 4 sets of 19's and finally went down to a smooth 18" setup for driveablity.. In a perfect world I would run 19's but 18's are the best all round size.. Everything 20" and up is for show or a fad.. and Every year the wheel size gets bigger and bigger - just the other afternoon I saw a Mustang GT with 24's on it
Thats the nastiest thing I ever seen - Its one of those things you wish you didn't see..
05-14-07, 07:41 PM
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05-14-07, 08:38 PM
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i'd rather have the rims as part of the car, not THE car.
my general rule of thumb is to not have the rims overpower the car - whether it's 19's 20's or 22's. the first looked a bit large (small pic, though), the 2007 looked VERY nice. the gold and the black ones - all i could look at were those large rims. didn't add to the look of the car, i was just looking at the rims. it didn't work for me.
i'm also with papi on this one; lowered means to the ground, not just to the tires. putting 22's on and lowering to the tires still puts you somewhere around stock hight from the road.
uhh...no.
just my (old school) perspective.
PEACE.
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my general rule of thumb is to not have the rims overpower the car - whether it's 19's 20's or 22's. the first looked a bit large (small pic, though), the 2007 looked VERY nice. the gold and the black ones - all i could look at were those large rims. didn't add to the look of the car, i was just looking at the rims. it didn't work for me.
i'm also with papi on this one; lowered means to the ground, not just to the tires. putting 22's on and lowering to the tires still puts you somewhere around stock hight from the road.
uhh...no.
just my (old school) perspective.
PEACE.
-d.
