Hey....rims?
 

Hey i got a third gen camaro iroc and i was wondering what are the biggest rims i could put on it? Im trying to make it a show car sorta. I havent seen any Camaros around here with bigger than 18's on them but i know someone that is selling some 22's with tires real cheap and was wondering what ill have to do to put them on? would i have to lift the car and cut wheel well? about how much would that stuff cost?
thanx

i dont care what your doing with the car...dont go bigger than 18

umm...what happens after you put bigger than 18's?

you lose performance, and it looks like a 4x4

17" or 18" will look cool, BUT dont go with 22"

one person has 22'' on here but i know it wasn't easy to put them on

x2,

22's are a bit much and wont look right

who has 22's??? that guy with the 4th gen that changes colors or something and the flipped hood and shaved everything? lol i think thats him.
his car looks good but it wouldn't look good on a 3rd gen. trust us

as a rule of thumb, once you reach 20" the ride height of the car will rise apprx 1 inch and cant be compensated (unless you run say a 15 series tire which wont happen). 19's are even tough to fit correctly, and will give you alot of trouble even with custom billet applications. That's why most people stop at 18 - they are streetable and with the correct profile tire they dont affect height, or performance too much.

There are also other things you can do to give the illusion that the rims are bigger. For instance, my 18's have a reverse mount on them giving them almost a 4" lip on the rear rims....from many angles they look like 20's and I often get asked if they are

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thanx for the heads up! But it still would be oringal...and wouldnt be fun to not able to turn? dud lol

17's are big enough, Picture yourself wearing ronald mcdonald shoes, thats what your car would look like, pretty Gay....... lol

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