calcompton
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any one in the socal area have a set of these?
http://www.wheelcollision.com/wccpix/70212.jpg
http://www.wheelcollision.com/wccpix/70212.jpg
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any one in the socal area have a set of these?
I can't see the Nebula...
It's love.
nice wheel just ordered a set
Can't find these anywhere in this thread or on the innerwebs. Not too many wheel styles with center cap that hides the lugs. Supposedly 16".
are these gemini rims? the center cap looks different
Ordered and installed 17 inch replica's of the nebula want a set let me know
Ya I want a set, how much where they, where they come from!
are those a RWD wheel? They look more like a FWD wheel to me. the offsets are different, and if you put a FWD (850 etc) wheel on a RWD car, you need to use spacers. and if those are too wide, I can imaging fender or strut clearance problems. Stock in a 245 was 185 R 14 [185-80-14], +2 is 205/65-15, +3 is 215/55-16... I dunno what a +4 would be, something like 225/45R17 .... pinch flat city if you hit a pothole.
But then, I think the slammed-to-the-ground and tires-so-low-profile-they-look-like-electrical-tape look is just silly on a road car
FTFY
I thought +1 referred to 1" oversize rim? so 14 to 15 wuld be +1 ?
our 87 240 came with P185/75-14, I realize the earlier 70s' versions may have been a narrower profile, but even the 1975 had a 14x5" rim standard. and 14x5.5 for the 242GT
FWIW, "+1" can also apply to the tire size increase in a specific rim diameter