Recommendation for Wheel size

[my99cavy]

Originally Posted by neoavenue

I think I will get the 17s it's not too big and deffinitely not too small.

well when you do finally get the rims on be sure to take some pics and post them up.

[Lances133]

Originally Posted by neoavenue

I think I will get the 17s it's not too big and deffinitely not too small.

Good choice, good choice.

[MrR0b0t0]

If ya wanna see what they look like on a car, check the non performance forums and look for "dam curbs". =D just got new 17s and there are some pictures in there.

[my99cavy]

Originally Posted by MrR0b0t0

If ya wanna see what they look like on a car, check the non performance forums and look for "dam curbs". =D just got new 17s and there are some pictures in there.

yeah and i think they look pretty good too.

[Classicrocjunkie]

My first set of rims were 17"s ... I wasn't happy and now have a set of 18"s.. However if your car is not lowered, putting aftermarket wheels on your car 17+ with the lower profile tires is going to make it look like a 4x4 just warning you. So if you can stand how thats going to look by all means do it, but I absolutely hate how cars look with they are not dropped. But for a deacent setup your looking at 600-800 easily. Suspension isn't somthing you want to go cheap with. If your not going to lower the car get yourself a set of LS or Z24 wheels or something in 16". If you do lower your car get the 18"s... ;-)

[Lances133]

I have 17's on stock suspension and I don't think it looks too high or "4x4" lol However, I had them on my 2.2 and it did look pretty high, is the z24 suspension different/lower then the 2.2 suspension?

[my99cavy]

Originally Posted by Lances133

I have 17's on stock suspension and I don't think it looks too high or "4x4" lol However, I had them on my 2.2 and it did look pretty high, is the z24 suspension different/lower then the 2.2 suspension?

yeah i agree i dont think those rims look bad at all on your car. about the suspension maybe there is a lil difference.