16 inch ROH Snypers or RS style IROC'S
04-20-2002, 04:00 AM
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16 inch ROH Snypers or RS wheels
Here is a pic of the car with 15 inch RS style IROC's
The next post will have the wheel I am looking at but its a 16 inch
What do you think I should go with?
David
Edit: Sorry guys I thought the pic showed more of the front wheel
Edit2: check this out instead https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...threadid=94045
Scroll all the way down and you will see a white 84 Z-28 that looks just like mine but I have window tint and its a sport coupe. Do you think the 16's would look good?
The next post will have the wheel I am looking at but its a 16 inch
What do you think I should go with?
David
Edit: Sorry guys I thought the pic showed more of the front wheel
Edit2: check this out instead https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...threadid=94045
Scroll all the way down and you will see a white 84 Z-28 that looks just like mine but I have window tint and its a sport coupe. Do you think the 16's would look good?
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04-20-2002, 05:36 AM
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Car: 89rs
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Following is taken from skulte.com
The Snypers's are now available in 17x8" and 17x9" sizes with a 0mm offset for third-gens. The 17x9's will fit on all four corners as well. Running large tires up front in addition to the rear will help balance the understeer GM has designed into the F-bodies. This will reduce the push when cornering, balancing the car, and ultimately providing more grip for cornering.
The Snypers's are now available in 17x8" and 17x9" sizes with a 0mm offset for third-gens. The 17x9's will fit on all four corners as well. Running large tires up front in addition to the rear will help balance the understeer GM has designed into the F-bodies. This will reduce the push when cornering, balancing the car, and ultimately providing more grip for cornering.
04-20-2002, 05:46 AM
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Originally posted by shotgun
Following is taken from skulte.com
The Snypers's are now available in 17x8" and 17x9" sizes with a 0mm offset for third-gens. The 17x9's will fit on all four corners as well. Running large tires up front in addition to the rear will help balance the understeer GM has designed into the F-bodies. This will reduce the push when cornering, balancing the car, and ultimately providing more grip for cornering.
Following is taken from skulte.com
The Snypers's are now available in 17x8" and 17x9" sizes with a 0mm offset for third-gens. The 17x9's will fit on all four corners as well. Running large tires up front in addition to the rear will help balance the understeer GM has designed into the F-bodies. This will reduce the push when cornering, balancing the car, and ultimately providing more grip for cornering.
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thanks for the link also.David
04-20-2002, 09:34 AM
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Car: '87 Z
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If you have the $ I'd go with 17x9 ROH Snypers. I couldn't afford them, so I got 85-87 model IROC wheels...
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