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Boyd Coddington Smoothie 2's and tires question

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What do you guys think I could get for a set of Boyd Coddington Smoothie 2's w/ Yokahama Avid H4S' size is 235/45/R17's. They are mounted and balanced. The rims are 17x8's with 4.5" backspacing.

They have never seen the street. Just on the car for fit and pushed around the garage. I decided to go another route.

Any ideas? They even come with locking nuts.

Please, only serious replies. I have to make a decision asap. Thanks
 

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17x8 and 4.5 BS is what I have on my Boyd Rallye 2s. I run 245/45/R17s. Looks good, but I regret not buying the 18s. But that just me. I could probably fit a 9" wide rim at the rear, but 8" is max for the front.
 

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Yeah, I am not sure about the size I want, but I will certainly look at using less backspacing to fill up the wheel wells better. Not sure yet.
 

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68converted said:
What do you guys think I could get for a set of Boyd Coddington Smoothie 2's w/ Yokahama Avid H4S' size is 235/45/R17's. They are mounted and balanced. The rims are 17x8's with 4.5" backspacing.

They have never seen the street. Just on the car for fit and pushed around the garage. I decided to go another route.

Any ideas? They even come with locking nuts.

Please, only serious replies. I have to make a decision asap. Thanks
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This is exactly the set of wheels I'm planning to buy in less than a month (once the car's out of the shop). Maybe we can strike a deal.
 

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Gellpak said:
This is exactly the set of wheels I'm planning to buy in less than a month (once the car's out of the shop). Maybe we can strike a deal.
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If nothing happens by then, I am sure we could work something out.
 

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Do you have any photos of them (on and/or off the car)? What made you change your mind?
 
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68converted said:
I will certainly look at using less backspacing to fill up the wheel wells better.
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A set of spacers, 1/4 - 1/2 inch, would sure be a lot cheaper than the hit you're gonna take on the resale, plus the cost of a new combo. If the tires are too small -- maybe 245/50's would work better -- that just gives you an excuse to go out and turn the 235/45's into billows of white smoke. Just a thought, and not worth much if you've already decided you can't stand to look at the Smoothies another minute, but I think the Smoothies are bitchen.
 
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