You didn't knock me for having my 17" bullitt wheels and my vinyl stripes, right? What did you say? I think it was, "be original man don't hate on me or my boy because you can't come up with anything original". I think that was it. It's all good though, Bobby. No hard feelings.

And Mike... the area between the wheel and the fender needs to be less than the height of the sidewall of your low-profile tires. If not, it's gonna look off. Hopefully you'll be able to drop it enough. Good luck with that. It would just stink if your car turned out like this...

 

Ouch, that is a square peg vs round hole situation...

 

Hi AcrophobiA "The fear of heights"! I'm The Period. It was nice to see that you used me twice in your post, but you could have thrown me in there a couple more times, or maybe a comma or two. I've edited your post below, so that other's will be able to understand it easily.

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Just to let everyone know, I can take whatever anyone says to me. That's not why i am upset. I just think its a little pooty that the man asked for opinions, and some of you people just pretty much dogged the man out. If you like it, cool. If you dont, cool, but darn, you dont have to dog anyone out for trying stuff their own way. I dont knock anyone for doing anything custom to their ride, so other people shouldn't either. Just respect the life style, and repect someone for doing their thing. That's my last 50 cents on this darn thread. Holler!!!!

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Thanks for the public service The Period! I see you also perform vital spelling corrections, much needed here. Please monitor other posts I visit so I can see the magic you can achieve with the English language, and it will be a better world for all of us. Please?

 

The Period cracks me up, as well as his brother, The Comma. I'm still waiting for their distant cousin, The Fragment, to post.

 

Only my mama calls me stupid.

 

I knew I was gonna hear it for that one... that's why I made sure to go back and edit it. B)

But, John... you know I think you are the Guru of all Guru's.

 

 

Punctuation is very important, it is the difference between

I helped my uncle Jack, off his horse.

and

I helped my uncle jack off his horse.

 

its a forum to talk about cars its not a term paper people.


not a big deal


now can we get back to bashing me i mean back on topic

 

Wow! Look at the fragments in that post!

Has it ever occured to you that few share your enthusiasm for SUV sized wheels going on a Mustang?

 

Where are you comimg from saying we can't afford the purchase the wheels. Now that was real DUMB. I would hate to see this car pimped out and hope I never see your car. You asked I told YA

 

22s on a mustang or any sport car doesnt belong... 22s belong on either A luxary cars or B trucks and suvs

 

thats what people used to say about 18 inch wheels


times change, cars change, wheels change, the size of the fender openings change


come on people catch up , 17 inch wheels arent BIG anymore


oh well who cares i like them and so do all the people "I" know

 

Lol since when was this english class get a life darn.

 

I just recently put 22s on my 2001 and I must say I love them to death! Nice head turner. The only difference I've boticed is more weight but not bad at all. I still drive the interstate and make u turns no problem. Go with a 245/30zr/22. That's what I went with and I didnt have to lower or raise and it came out perfect.

 

darn... a couple months it could have been a full decade 'holy dead thread' bump

my 06 came with 17s, changed to 18s, hated the ride, changed back to 17's... with even taller rear rubber, thing rides nicer than ever, fills the wheel lip without lowering. Definitely feels softer handling-wise, but the back end breaks free more controllably - where the 18's would step out very very abruptly, the softer rears make throttle oversteer more progressive, I guess as they can roll under a bit unlike the 18s stiff sidewalls.

I cant imagine 22s... sure would handle like on rails, but would expect the ride and suspension shock/abuse wouldnt be for me... when I changed from 17s to 18s, my 60 foot times dropped 1-2 tenths(wider rubber) but lost 3/10 and 4 mph at the finish...

 

22", not my cup of tea!

 

Any pics of said wheels? Unless I missed it going through previous pages.

22s on s197

 

Sorry not for me it's your choice your the one that needs to be happy with it not anyone here.