99 grand prix gt 3.8L

[bmxfreak415boy]

Originally Posted by phaelax

Check out www.wbodystore.com. I've dealt with them and they were helpful when I needed a replacement part for one they sent me that went bad. And, I think they have the nicest fenderwell intake for the car I've seen, not too mention being cheaper than any SLP intake.
http://www.wbodystore.com/grandprix/...stem-p-63.html

now i have a question.. yes it would be cheaper now it says you have to cut out the fender or something on the wide body.. how would u go alone doing that would i be able to do it by my self?? It does look neat and how long do u think it would take for insallation?

[99_3.8GT]

they look badass on my black car. go to discounttire.com and click on showcase. you can look at your car with the rims on it. they dont have the exact rims but if u look at the MB wheels and click on the drifter wheel they look badass as well.

[bmxfreak415boy]

Originally Posted by 99_3.8GT

they look badass on my black car. go to discounttire.com and click on showcase. you can look at your car with the rims on it. they dont have the exact rims but if u look at the MB wheels and click on the drifter wheel they look badass as well.

yea man ive seen there wheels before they look sick I was lookin at these other rims asa rims for a little more price but idk what kinda tires would i need if they are 18inch??/

[BNaylor]

I use P245/45-R18 sized tires (GoodYear Eagle RSA) which will have minimal effect on speedometer error. Way less than 1 mph. About .12 mph error. That is the maximum size without inner fender rubbing and other problems. Make sure you get aftermarket wheels with the proper wheel offset which can range around 35mm to 45mm positive offset. Typical for 18" is around 40-42mm offset. Bolt pattern is 115mm X 5 or you can use 114.3mm X 5 which is the Ford Mustang bolt pattern as an alternative.

[bmxfreak415boy]

Originally Posted by BNaylor

I use P245/45-R18 sized tires (GoodYear Eagle RSA) which will have minimal effect on speedometer error. Way less than 1 mph. About .12 mph error. That is the maximum size without inner fender rubbing and other problems. Make sure you get aftermarket wheels with the proper wheel offset which can range around 35mm to 45mm positive offset. Typical for 18" is around 40-42mm offset. Bolt pattern is 115mm X 5 or you can use 114.3mm X 5 which is the Ford Mustang bolt pattern as an alternative.

here is what I would like on my car .. http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand
if i got these style rims which do fit my car how would i decipher on what tires to get with it so it wouldn't cause a problem with the odometer reading and wouldn't touch the fender?? My friend said also that I could get low profile tires also but i don't know..