Ferrari 288GTO build (Page 16/64) middle age kid MAY 16, 07:35 AM I am just getting started with Fieros as a hobby. I am completing an 86 SE and have replaced everything. I would be very interested in my next Fiero project. I am currently looking for a good donor and would be interested in the body kit. It is a cool throwback to the Ferrari cars of legend. Let me know when you get ready for production and a cost. Thanks and keep up the good work. 2.5 MAY 17, 09:00 AM quote Originally posted by dobie1: Well It finally arrived and I hope you like it as much as I do That looks great! Needs some deeper wheels. I hope I see one of these in person at a Fiero show.. dobie1 MAY 19, 10:34 AM Your right 2.5... I'm waiting until I change the front suspension out to see where it's at. Before I do any wheel changes. On the project.😊 Cheers Wayne shemdogg MAY 19, 06:27 PM Those wheels look great, try some wheel spacers. I got some 1" and they did a miracle on my car! shem dobie1 MAY 22, 11:27 PM Hi Shemdog Thanks for the imput, I'm going to try some spacers but I think the front would require 2 - 3" to bring the wheels out to the lip. I could probably get away with 1" in the rear. I've. Got a set that I will try and see how it looks. I'm concerned that that much of a spacer on the front will cause driving problems. Any thoughts from the forum? Cheers Wayne 2.5 MAY 23, 08:42 AM They are nice wheels. I'm guessing youd need big spacers like 2-3 inch, different wheels that are deep, or change the suspension for such a wide body. exoticse MAY 24, 03:32 AM The current wheels do look nice, but IMO , i think you need a nice deep dish wheel. Yes you can add spacers, but the current wheels are going to look tiny from behind. Wheels are like the whip cream and cherry on top and go a long way in determining overall look. After putting all that hard work into this masterpiece, it would seem silly to skimp on the wheels. RCR MAY 24, 07:08 AM quote Originally posted by dobie1: Hi Shemdog Thanks for the imput, I'm going to try some spacers but I think the front would require 2 - 3" to bring the wheels out to the lip. I could probably get away with 1" in the rear. I've. Got a set that I will try and see how it looks. I'm concerned that that much of a spacer on the front will cause driving problems. Any thoughts from the forum? Cheers Wayne Hey Wayne, I think you need to go with a wide-track suspension, at least for the front. The scrub radius on the front is already poor. Adding spacers makes it that much worse. Spacers on the rear would be just ok. Some argue against them. But, as Exoticse said, you need a wide tire back there anyway. I don't recall your wheel sizes, but I'm going with a 10" rear wheel. I believe I would still need spacers for your body kit, though (25mm offset). my 2 cents. Bob exoticse MAY 24, 10:20 AM Dobie I neglected to mention your car is absolutely stunning. Beyond drool worthy. 😮 👍👍👍👍 Tony Kania MAY 24, 10:39 AM That is a heck of a profile picture!