Informational Help On Wheel/rims Choices

$tangNation_Rudy

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Okay Guys So I Have A V6 2000 Stang... And I Was Wondering What Choice In Size Would Best Fit As Far As Rims, 20' or 22's... If I'm Looking For A Nice "Fitting" Look, Nice Smooth Riding As Well... Don't Want My Rims Rubbing The Insides And Also What Site Would You Recommend Me Take A Look At?

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LOL!

 

$tangNation_Rudy

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Nightfire said:

LOL!

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Lol what?

 

jetmech807

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20's will ride bad, and 22's worse. Not even sure 22's will fit.

 

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$tangNation_Rudy

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jetmech807 said:

20's will ride bad, and 22's worse. Not even sure 22's will fit.

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Damn -.-!! Lol what would you prefer, 18's?

 

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Smaller the sidewall, the harsher the ride for the most part. I wouldn't go over 18's. I currently run 17's. Check Latemodelrestoration.com.

 

Thatsweetstang

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18's look good on new edge mustangs. That's as big as you will want to go, then lower the car 1.5 inches and it'll look really nice. 20's will raise your car and give you an off road crappy look. I'll be the one to say it, that mess would look ghetto and disgrace your mustang and embarrass us lol. Please don't do 20's or 22's even if it is a v6.