will 22s fit a 1991 caprices stock suspension, with no rubbing? or is a lift needed? thanks

I dont think 22's will fit that without a little lift

I think 20's is about as high as you can go with a completely stock suspension.

who cares if they will, wheels that big look dumb on anything other than a escalade, byw you would need to lift it

I dont know many cop cars with 22's :loser: ,

anything bigger than a 17 on a caprice looks weird

actually 18"s are the biggest you can put on a '91 without any modifying

why would you want to put anything bigger than a 18 on a cvaprice

18's look okay on a caprice but anything higher is ridiculous!!!!!! most people want 20's and 24 on their rides cause the simple fact that rappers and sometimes rockers glorify them in there songs and videos

please, oh please dont make it look like this
:headshake :nono:

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2004-7/766159/thehomogay.JPG

to each his own... i like a little bit of everything... and around here it seems like everything is played out majorly.. hot rods, imports, lowriders.... etc... but not high risers... also, i need ground clearance cuz im rubbing going down my driveway... so im thinking 22-24s... haters hate, i dont care.... but if u wanna help, thanks

you cars rubbing because chances are the springs are shot, you dont need to put "22's" on it to keep it from bottoming out

no really...its my driveway... is a gravel, 1/2 mile, steep downhill driveway... i know what it feels like to have shot springs... trust me she still rides beautifully... its just alot of roads and stuff around here are shitty, and not very well designed... and also cuz my driveway gets worse each time it rains.... (in case you havent figured it out, i live in the boonies...)

with roads like that i wouldnt suggest getting custom wheels

Just go for some american racing wheels like torq thrust or sumtin.