Pic request: 19's up front 20's in the back
06-18-12, 03:20 PM
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Pic request: 19's up front 20's in the back
Anyone have any pictures of a setup using a 19 up front and a 20 in the rear? I've been looking for rims forever and I haven't found any that i'm crazy about yet. If I'm gonna drop so much coin on wheels I want to make sure that I get exactly what I want. I feel like 19's are perfect up front and 20's look great in the rear. Lemme know! Thanks.
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06-18-12, 04:19 PM
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Not true look at my sig 20s on stock body dropped! I like 20s ! I loved 19s when I was bagged, just would hate it that it if I was on 19s on coils being slammed dd in Houston is not for me!
06-18-12, 04:59 PM
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I love the 19/20 look on the GS, lowered stock body GS's from the side profile 'to me' always look like the rear wheel is a bit smaller, it's a visual illusion because the wheel arches are at different heights on the body and gives this effect.
Combo's are popular on bagged trucks to which I am also partial.
Having both different front rear diameters as well as width is considered a Staggered Combo.
Combo's are popular on bagged trucks to which I am also partial.
Having both different front rear diameters as well as width is considered a Staggered Combo.
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06-18-12, 05:08 PM
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06-18-12, 06:53 PM
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I used to have 18's in the front and 19's in the back on a 93 toyota Mark II I had when i was in Japan. All I can say is if you find a good set of rims with a nice lip to it, it will make the car look quiet mean on a good lowering job!! I had my front end a little bit lower than the back and it looked amazing! I have a Pic at home. Ill try to post it up tonight.
06-18-12, 08:24 PM
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i personally like 20's all the way around stock body or not, but if you drive super low or are bagged, then i would consider 19's. in my opion this is a larger body are that 20"s fit perfectly....but then again if you look at say chrysler 300's and dodge magnums they require a 22" wheel to fill thier arches, and they are not much bigger than a gs. imho