cdemot02

I was thinking about putting 19s on the rear and 18s on the front. What do you all think?

WadesSonicGT

I think you need to have the same size rim all the way around. If you have abs and tcs.

holderca1

No you don't have to have the same size rim all the way around, the Vette has 18's in front and 19's in the rear. I would also recommend upgrading to larger brakes, would make it look better and improve stopping distances.

cdemot02

What do you all think about how it would look?

adrenalin

Personally I don't like mixed rim sizes. I'd stick with the same size all around.

holderca1

I don't know, you may want to go ask the photoshop guys over in that section to make you something up. I think it would look alright.

Route 66

This guy has two different sizes on his. I think looks pretty darn cool. I really like the wheels and tire combo. Here's the pic.

Route 66

Here's a close up pic.

Route 66

Never mind. Those are the same size rims. It's the tires that he has that are different..
Oops

cdemot02

Yeah. That's 2005redgt.

Route 66

Hey,
On 2005RedGT's car, I'm assuming the overall diameter of tire is greater than factory wheels. Did he have to do anything different to keep speedo accurate? I didn't see anything about this on his garage site. :scratch:

Euphoria

Yeah I am interested about that too. Can you also give us some more info on the tires and rims. Where did he get them from. Did he have to adjust the supension a bit?

Route 66

You can find out a lot of info about the car at his garage. Here's the link. They're will be other cars on there as well. Click on the last car. I believe it's 2005RedGT. It's a hot looking car. I like how he went with larger tires. Kind of gives it more of that muscle car look.
http://www.mymustangpage.com/

Euphoria

Nice, Thanks !

holderca1

Not sure if the speedo uses the front or the rear to figure your speed, if it uses the front, I don't think he would have to recalibrate anything. I would imagine he would just flash using SCT.