0 offset wheels on 6GC., Sportmax 002 Options

[phantom]

Hi everyone,

before I post any pictures i would like to hear your thoughts on how do you guys think this wheels would look like. If you dont know what they look like here's a link

Sportmax 002 on a Civic

They are 16X8 Sportmax 002 with 0 offset.

you're opinion will be greatly appreciated.

This post has been edited by phantom: Jul 9, 2009 - 12:11 PM

[95CelicaST]

5x100 or not - they won't fit with a 0 offset. Ideal Celica offset is +42 to +35. Any more and you'll rub the strut, any less and you'll rub the fender/ stick out of the fender.


And if you're going to have them stick out you might as well put chrome trim on everything, chrome fade tint, curb feelers, hydraulics, velvet interior, and everything else to fit in with the stereotype of a hispanic individual with poor taste.

[GriffGirl]

5x100 or not - they won't fit with a 0 offset. Ideal Celica offset is +42 to +35. Any more and you'll rub the strut, any less and you'll rub the fender/ stick out of the fender.


And if you're going to have them stick out you might as well put chrome trim on everything, chrome fade tint, curb feelers, hydraulics, velvet interior, and everything else to fit in with the stereotype of a hispanic individual with poor taste.

Only if you get that beaded fringe stuff you see in old skool taxis, and faux fur headliner. Lest we forget the mirror ball rear view mirror ornamentation.

Well anyway those wheels still aren't really my taste at all... I think they're better suited for either small hatchbacks (like little hondas or somthing) or actually a genuinely old skool car, like an old plymouth or a Cutlass or something. I saw a late 60s Valiant the other day with similar wheels on it, but very wide rear tires. The car was obviously hot rodded, and in this case, I thought it looked WAY cool. I think if you're gonna do it, go the whole way, but like total rockabilly style.




This post has been edited by GriffGirl: Jul 7, 2009 - 7:03 PM