17" fronts, 18" rears

[ikedogg]

ok i don't know much about suspension... however, i do know that i don't want to lower the car too much (perhaps 1.3") but the rear wheel well (say that 3 times fast) is so huge i was wondering if putting 17s on the front with 18s on the rear would create any problems with offset or anything?

[ProtegeSTS]

you *could* do it, but i think it'll look silly.

[nicolasbeique]

would it cause problems? Like performace wise (considering you rims where light weight)<P>If you look on BMZ, 300zx, RX-7s, Skylines and most rearwheel drive cars often have a bigger rim on the back... i think it makes it look more "muscular", but might look dumb if people know you have a FWD car

[DVH]

OMG!!!!!!!!<BR>hahahahahha<BR>sorry man<BR>how bout putin a NOS sticker on! lol<BR>jokes bro , people and their money!

[Stevech_2001]

heh heh heh......and if your going for 17's them get some rotas<--(gun metal or black) and thank me later...rotas are light weight wheels so......