I want to see pics of Silver lancers with Gunmetal or Graphite Colored Rims
Apr 10, 2004, 08:05 AM
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I want to see pics of Silver lancers with Gunmetal or Graphite Colored Rims
I wanna see pics of dark rims on a silver lancer. Let's see em' I am about to buy some graphite colored rims, and I wanna know what they'll look like with them on a silver car..
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hi
oh my gosh, c'mon people. i wanna see pics of silver lancers with dark colored rims. I am about to buy some, and i wanna know if they look good or not. 
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hey
Oh my God, that LOOKS amazing--Now i really want to get my darker colored rims! WOW! I might take pics and post them, so i can see what u guys think before I buy them. LET'S SOOOOOO MORE PICS!!!!!!!!
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I made the dealer put on 3 diff wheels with tires mounted and set the car down before I decided on those wheels. I am sure most any reputable shop will do the same. I used Les Schwab. I even took it back last night and replaced the 245/45/17 tires with 245/40/17 becasue the taller tires rubed on bumps and hard corners in the rear wheel well. If you look at the car close the opening for the rear tires is slightly smaller than for the front to accomodate the rear door closing. So far I have not been able to make the lower profile tire rub, and I guess the extra road vibration is livable for a daily driver.
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Here is a link to my car. I have gunmetal rims w/ a polished lip.
https://www.evolutionm.net/registry/...hicleid=137&s=
https://www.evolutionm.net/registry/...hicleid=137&s=
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Originally posted by BoiseLancer03
I made the dealer put on 3 diff wheels with tires mounted and set the car down before I decided on those wheels. I am sure most any reputable shop will do the same. I used Les Schwab. I even took it back last night and replaced the 245/45/17 tires with 245/40/17 becasue the taller tires rubed on bumps and hard corners in the rear wheel well. If you look at the car close the opening for the rear tires is slightly smaller than for the front to accomodate the rear door closing. So far I have not been able to make the lower profile tire rub, and I guess the extra road vibration is livable for a daily driver.
I made the dealer put on 3 diff wheels with tires mounted and set the car down before I decided on those wheels. I am sure most any reputable shop will do the same. I used Les Schwab. I even took it back last night and replaced the 245/45/17 tires with 245/40/17 becasue the taller tires rubed on bumps and hard corners in the rear wheel well. If you look at the car close the opening for the rear tires is slightly smaller than for the front to accomodate the rear door closing. So far I have not been able to make the lower profile tire rub, and I guess the extra road vibration is livable for a daily driver.
245 sure is a WIIIIIIIDE F'n tire! but im sure you met either 205-45-17 or 215-45-17.. looks good man, is it lowered at all? cant really tell. what brand tires are you running with?
