03redfiregt New Member Aug 4, 2003 290 0 0 Dracut Ma Oct 29, 2005 #1 Oct 29, 2005 #1 OK i need some help deciding on wich size wheels to get. I am going to be getting a set of black bullitts over the winter but i cant decide if i want to get them in 17x9 or 18x9. ????
OK i need some help deciding on wich size wheels to get. I am going to be getting a set of black bullitts over the winter but i cant decide if i want to get them in 17x9 or 18x9. ????
B bdcardinal tree hugger Jun 10, 2003 3,612 16 69 santa barbara, CA Oct 29, 2005 #2 Oct 29, 2005 #2 17x9 will have cheaper tyre options. 18" tyres generally are more expensive.
K Kilgore Trout Fried or Broiled ? 10 Year Member Mar 30, 2005 4,749 95 134 Oct 30, 2005 #4 Oct 30, 2005 #4 18x9 if you can afford the extra $ for rubber...
tomustang Psychotic Member Founding Member Jun 8, 2000 3,434 2 78 McLean Hospital Oct 30, 2005 #5 Oct 30, 2005 #5 hunnads yo
tomustang Psychotic Member Founding Member Jun 8, 2000 3,434 2 78 McLean Hospital Oct 30, 2005 #7 Oct 30, 2005 #7 17's if you more 'drag' 18's if your more 'carving'
squares98 Member Aug 20, 2004 852 0 17 Orange,ca Oct 30, 2005 #8 Oct 30, 2005 #8 tomustang said: 17's if you more 'drag' 18's if your more 'carving' Click to expand... 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too.
tomustang said: 17's if you more 'drag' 18's if your more 'carving' Click to expand... 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too.
40th GT New Member Apr 7, 2004 916 0 0 Lawrenceville, GA Oct 30, 2005 #9 Oct 30, 2005 #9 bdcardinal said: 17x9 will have cheaper tyre options. 18" tyres generally are more expensive. Click to expand... :Word:
bdcardinal said: 17x9 will have cheaper tyre options. 18" tyres generally are more expensive. Click to expand... :Word:
tomustang Psychotic Member Founding Member Jun 8, 2000 3,434 2 78 McLean Hospital Oct 30, 2005 #10 Oct 30, 2005 #10 squares98 said: 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too. Click to expand... could be arugable, but 18's have a better sidewall to wheel size ratio to achive a closer stock overall diameter
squares98 said: 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too. Click to expand... could be arugable, but 18's have a better sidewall to wheel size ratio to achive a closer stock overall diameter
wms004 Founding Member Jan 15, 2002 2,864 2 49 Los Angeles Oct 30, 2005 #11 Oct 30, 2005 #11 squares98 said: 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too. Click to expand... My 18x9's weigh a little less than 26lbs. each. Also my tires weigh less than 17" tire (less rubber). Going from 17's to 18's handling characteristics got much better.. Launch went downhill tho. Wade
squares98 said: 17's are more ideal if you are into handling, 18's are more for looks and heavier too. Click to expand... My 18x9's weigh a little less than 26lbs. each. Also my tires weigh less than 17" tire (less rubber). Going from 17's to 18's handling characteristics got much better.. Launch went downhill tho. Wade
jasonh_86 I May 20, 2005 1,156 2 48 Arkansas Oct 30, 2005 #12 Oct 30, 2005 #12 tomustang said: 17's if you more 'drag' 18's if your more 'carving' Click to expand...