Is it possible to have 8s in the front and 9s in the rear on 18" wheels? I know high end cars do it, i.e., Corvette, Vipers and the like. Is it advantageous, dangerous, advisable, not advisable? Any input is appreciated. Thanx in advance. 
GumbyGoat said:Thanks for the help. I was just wanting a little more dig in the rear and wider tires was my first route. I know it's a tight fit in the front with 8s. Will 9" tires fit in the well on 17" wheels with no rubbing?
Thanks for the info :coolBRIAN P. EWING said:The Car Comes With 17x8.5 Wheels. My 1st Set From Amer. Racing Were 17x9.5's And They Stuck Out To Far And Would Definetly Lead To Fender Rub. I Went With 17x8's So I Could Rotate And Not Have To Buy Tires As Well. You Could Also Go With 18's Mc2 Alloys Make A Couple Of Pretty Cool Wheels.
The car comes with 17X8s.BRIAN P. EWING said:The Car Comes With 17x8.5 Wheels. My 1st Set From Amer. Racing Were 17x9.5's And They Stuck Out To Far And Would Definetly Lead To Fender Rub. I Went With 17x8's So I Could Rotate And Not Have To Buy Tires As Well. You Could Also Go With 18's Mc2 Alloys Make A Couple Of Pretty Cool Wheels.
The car comes with 17X8s.BRIAN P. EWING said:The Car Comes With 17x8.5 Wheels. My 1st Set From Amer. Racing Were 17x9.5's And They Stuck Out To Far And Would Definetly Lead To Fender Rub. I Went With 17x8's So I Could Rotate And Not Have To Buy Tires As Well. You Could Also Go With 18's Mc2 Alloys Make A Couple Of Pretty Cool Wheels.
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:hm3to1stlt said:three cheers for captial letters.....................................
djdub said:The car comes with 17X8s.
And why do all the words in your posts start with capital letters?