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Hey. I want to buy a set of wheel just to f around in like put some burners on. So when I go to buy wheels should I be looking for a particular set or any 18" or 19" wheel will do. So far I found two different wheels.
What do you guys think? Will these work.
I know those tire won't fit in that pic I am getting other tire.
Last edited by sthandi_507; Jul 7, 2016 at 07:03 PM.
We seriously need more info on the wheels. Widths. Offsets. Who knows if they clear the brakes. You drive a 507. At least get some wheels from tirerack to bash around. And the stock wheels are forged...meaning they should be strong. Why do you need crappy wheels?
We seriously need more info on the wheels. Widths. Offsets. Who knows if they clear the brakes. You drive a 507. At least get some wheels from tirerack to bash around. And the stock wheels are forged...meaning they should be strong. Why do you need crappy wheels?
I can just imagine the OP being one of those people that complain about putting in 91/93 octane gas because they see that 87 costs 40 cents less...
Both set of those wheels are sick! They would look so good on your 507. I know what you mean...You just want some wheels to f around. I hear you bro. You and me man, we are cut from the same cloth...it's so tough everyday to make people understand what we see in things that it hurts...
Kind of like when you wear jesus sandals with socks or flip flops in the dead of winter...
To OP - any 18" or 19" wheel will NOT do. Need to have bolt holes that match (right hole size and right bolt circle diameter) or they won't bolt up, and the wheels need to have the right offset and width or they may hit your calipers or make the tires rub on the body.
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