Would look bad ass if it was using the Pisa Jalapeno kit!

quote Originally posted by madcurl: It must be a joke for you can't drive that car on the road due to the wheels sticking outside the fender. Given that the Fiero suffers from baby brakes those wheels won't help eight.

Excuses, you are just jealous someone beat you too it.

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The next fad - keepin' it REAL, Old Skool StylZ.

That is the dumbest thing i have ever seen.....

Whenever i see a car with big ass DONKS i just shake my head and ask myself what the hell was that person thinking ?

Do they really think that looks good ??!?

quote Originally posted by exoticse: Whenever i see a car with big ass DONKS i just shake my head and ask myself what the hell was that person thinking ? Do they really think that looks good ??!?

I agree. Its like they try as hard as possible to make their cars as ugly as they can. I just don't get it.

Maybe my opinion would change if I was on welfare.

quote Originally posted by DeLorean00: Personally I think it looks like a HotWheels car.

That's what I thought when I saw the first pic, but the second one...dang, those tires seem a bit too out of proportion, even for a Matchbox car

I have 18"s on my fiero and would not go any bigger. My caprice has 17" American racing rims and in my opinion puts donks to shame haha. Are the rims on that hummer really wood???

I'd buy that fiero just to save it. Or make it a 4x4 xD

not to sure of actual size but guessing 26 - 32" rims. hand crafted custom chrome rims that is

Does that thing have blue plates? (at least on the rear)

quote Originally posted by joshh44: not to sure of actual size but guessing 26 - 32" rims. hand crafted custom chrome rims that is

*pops shirt and turns had sideways*
My scrapper bike go hard, i dont need no car.
Im so hood Nikkka

He probably didn't like to drive through 12" puddles when it rained...so he just rolled over them
Nick

If that thing is a duke, can you imagine how slow it is? Nothing like 300 lbs (of each rim) of un-spring weight.

quote Originally posted by joshh44: not to sure of actual size but guessing 26 - 32" rims. hand crafted custom chrome rims that is

notice: no brakes. single-gear. stupid wheels. I bet this guy is a future SUV-with-chrome-wheels-taller-than-your-neighbours-house owner.

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Ive never seen a car or truck with any bigger than 18" look good except "Bigfoot". I prefer 16" myself. I guess its a matter of taste...some people got none....

quote Originally posted by rogergarrison: Ive never seen a car or truck with any bigger than 18" look good except "Bigfoot". I prefer 16" myself. I guess its a matter of taste...some people got none....

We get is some Chrysler 300c SRT8s at work with factory 20's and they look really nice, pretty much if they come factory big I like them. But any big aftermarket chrome wheels just are not my style.

But then again I am a guy that every car he owns except my Fiero has stock wheels.

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That transmission being a stick or auto is probally hurting bad LOL
I see this alot in florida hahahahaha

i would offroad the crap out of that.

Even LX cars *Chrysler 300, Dodge Magnum, Dodge Charger* look goofy with anything over 22". Even 22" is really on the edge of too big depending on what style the wheel is.

quote Originally posted by iced_theater: Even LX cars *Chrysler 300, Dodge Magnum, Dodge Charger* look goofy with anything over 22". Even 22" is really on the edge of too big depending on what style the wheel is.

Once a wheel reaches or goes beyond the size of a 18-wheeler. That's when it's time to rethink the idea. 18-wheelers roll with 22.5" wheels (If I'm not mistaken).

How did they even do that? Suspension lift? Is there that much articulation to lower the spindles that far? Maybe it just looks hard to fit them and still turn.

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quote Originally posted by Alex4mula: You guys just don't get it. You only see the negative. Can't you see how easy it is to change the oil, starter, fuel filter, etc. on it??

Hey, with those, my floor jack would actually fit under the engine cradle!

I still dont get why anyone would think that looks good.

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quote Originally posted by madcurl: Once a wheel reaches or goes beyond the size of a 18-wheeler. That's when it's time to rethink the idea. 18-wheelers roll with 22.5" wheels (If I'm not mistaken).

300's can easily pull of 24's with no mods and still look tasteful. As far as semi tires, either 22.5 or 24. So you are correct.

A Chopped 300;



A normal 300.

lol I know what a 300 looks like, I own one.

quote Originally posted by madcurl:

i like that. but i wouldnt spend the money to do that to one.

quote Originally posted by americasfuture2k: I like that, but I wouldnt spend the money to do that to one.

IMHO that's the car that should've been in the new movie, "Green Hornet."

quote Originally posted by madcurl: Take it from me. Anything beyond 26.7" on the rear of any Fiero will cause interference. Hit a bump and your "kissing" the fender well.

Talk about a fender kisser, took this pic a few days ago, he may be driving on sidewalls in the corners:

While what you say is true, I really like the slim profile tire look on that Golf.

quote Originally posted by 2.5: Talk about a fender kisser, took this pic a few days ago, he may be driving on sidewalls in the corners:

There's a video on Youtube that promotes this type of "rolling" on sides. I think somebody posted a picture of a car here. Either way, it's a stupid tend. The tire co$t from doing this type of "rolling" is plain stupid.

Its referred to as "hella flush" and its hella retarded.

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it may look silly but the trend of stretching tires has been going on for decades.

quote Originally posted by DeLorean00: I saw this today at work. I about died laughing. But it's for sale, $1,600 and this beauty could be all yours!! Enjoy!!

That’s hilarious…looks like someone whose pants are too short.

quote Originally posted by Mickey_Moose: That’s hilarious…looks like someone whose pants are too short.

Nice car too bad about the Getto look, but then it is a Ca, car

I made it on that will buff out!!

http://cars.failblog.org/20...who-would-sell-that/

Wow... and I thought I had seen it all... Poor fiero. That motor is just straining I'm sure. I would not want to be in there in a panic stop situation... LOL! Or maybe you just roll over the car in front of you! LOL!

We have the 80s "box" style cars with the 24-26s all over. They are either painted in some candy/gum paint scheme, actual candy color paint (usually poorly done), or rusted out and dented up! 90% of them, I would say the cars rims cost more then the car. The 90s "bubble" cars are not much better! All rolling on chrome that looks more like a pizza pan then a rim. The chargers, challengers, camaros, 300s, and magnums can pull off the 22 range and not look too bad. I just really hate the "chrome" donk look. At least keep it color keyed and deep dish so its not so... so.... over-bling!