Henceforward The Avatar Master Founding Member Jul 17, 2001 485 0 0 Sep 9, 2005 #1 Sep 9, 2005 #1 I saw a 1996 V6 today that had the 2005 V6 wheels on it. The offset is so far back that you could stick a coke can between the wheel, and the fender. Wheels spacers are a must if you are considering doing this to your car. I didn't have my Digicam with me, but trust me, it looks like trash.
I saw a 1996 V6 today that had the 2005 V6 wheels on it. The offset is so far back that you could stick a coke can between the wheel, and the fender. Wheels spacers are a must if you are considering doing this to your car. I didn't have my Digicam with me, but trust me, it looks like trash.
zincyellow03 New Member Jul 5, 2004 0 0 0 My dead ho likes Chicago Sep 9, 2005 #2 Sep 9, 2005 #2 I agree with you but why would you post this only on the v6 board? I mean it wouldn't look any better on a v8, right?
I agree with you but why would you post this only on the v6 board? I mean it wouldn't look any better on a v8, right?
Henceforward The Avatar Master Founding Member Jul 17, 2001 485 0 0 Sep 9, 2005 #3 Sep 9, 2005 #3 The 2005 V6 wheels are 16", and most people would want to save their tires, and just get the take off wheels. It would look equally hideous on a GT, but most of the GT owners have or want to move up to the 17" wheel.
The 2005 V6 wheels are 16", and most people would want to save their tires, and just get the take off wheels. It would look equally hideous on a GT, but most of the GT owners have or want to move up to the 17" wheel.