Im going with budnik canon 20s then 19s on the front..this isnt the wheels,but i do like the new style,if its done acceptable....i mean i like my old convo pro 80s look,but,this car looks way better with big wheels imo...

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call 941-921-race(Steve Keech)...he helps build the baldwin motion cars,he will know what will work for sure..tell him Tom Burnette told you to call(he has worked on mine too)....my car looks fine with all the tire showing,but with the right wheel the rim only showing in the front and half of the rear tire showing only is the look i like...

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skarlook at these camaros with the 20" IROCS. that looks pretty good to me




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I will almost conceide that the 2nd one looks - ok? But that first one is fugly as hell.

 

Yeah, almost. I still dont like it. Doesnt look quite right. Kind of like kissing your sister.

 

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skarlook at these camaros with the 20" IROCS. that looks pretty good to





I am still withTstone and Cplthomas on this one. 15" 17" MAX
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i might have said it before, but i will say it again, blame rap music

 

All I can say is that going with those huge wheels makes it look like a diecast toy.

 

johnny good point