Alternatives:
20x10-11 rim. 305/25/20-----cheaper @ $300
20x9 rim. Tires 275/30/20, 285/30/20. Prices range from 250-300
20x8.5 rim. Tires 245/35/20, 255/35/20. Prices range from 240-260-ish
20x8 rim. Tires 245/35/20-------too small for the rear-end look IMO. Prices $240-260

The Tire Rack has the cheapest deals IMO. If you know someone who is sponsered is even better!

A friend has (2) Toyo Proxes T1-S 265/30/19. Brand new fore sale! They are too small for my N* rear wheel application. They are less than 25.5 diameter.

Edit: I own this pg, hhehehe.

[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 06-12-2005).]

295/25/22=27.8 diameter 22x10.5
325/25/20 on 20x11 new tire offered.
245/30/19 = 24.8 diameter
225/30/20=25.5

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Curley doing some research.

Sorry forgot to rotate pics upright, will fix later.

Edit to note pics now fixed and upright !!

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*edit: lmfao i didnt even knowtice there was a rim in the background till i posted hahaha

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Yeah, I asked her to move but, she wouldn't hehe. Anyway, the blue-ish rim was unique in that it contained a chrome painted surface.

Over-all most of the rims featured were HRE's and Makavelie's. Dub's or 20's were the standard for most imports and 22" rears for American and high-end euro cars. Most were rolling on 295/25/22.

[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 12-30-2005).]

Hmm. #15 has 20x11 on 305/25/20 and they stick out by 3". I don't know the deepth of the IRM wide body kit but it seem wider than mine? If so, a 20x12 would fit nicely using a 345/25/20. I have a set for the Stealth fiero.

bump for me cause i want to see them too

Sorry but still waiting for Curly to send the pics.

Headsup:
Hey Troyboy. Tire Rack has a new size DUBish tire....a 325/25/20 w/hw for laterial support. Rim width ranges are 11-12" Diameter 26.4 The side is is higher than the 305/25/20 but less vs the 345/25/20. The tire isn't listed on their web site yet.

Kool, thanks for the info, just waiting for Archie to get that car on the floor so we can take wheel measurements.
P.S. checkout this site great prices on Makaveli and Maya Wheels.
http://www.customwheelsdirect.com/wheels_brand/Makaveli_Wheels.php

Yeah, I was checking out Makaveli rims at the SEMA show 2005. Nice rims but some of them are "knock-offs" from HRE's design. The Maya rims are truly nice. I like these rims and the meat that's is wraped around them.

I don't know? I asked the same questions too but didn't get a answer. My quess is--- due to the side walls on the rear, maybe they are 295/25/20, 295/21/21, or 285/25/20? Fronts could be 245/30/19, or 245/30/20?

Front
18x8 Wheel
245/35 R18 Tire

Rear
20x10 Wheel
285/30 R20 Tire

If those fit, the wheel I'll most likely be investing in will be the Billet Specialties SLX45. They're not available in 19" sizes, so I'd have to go with a pretty hardcore stagger, 18"F / 20"R. I can get completely set up with all four wheels and all four tires for around $3,500, so it's a lot cheaper than the HREs, Mayas and Machiavellis. They're still machined per customer, so I should be able to get a 5x100 bolt pattern too. If not, I guess I'll be upgrading my hubs to C4 or C5. I was planning on doing that anyway.

I got waaaaaaaay off topic there. The only thing I really wanted to know was that's the fattest tire that fits up front? I'm thinking 245, will it fit?

EDIT: Updated the tire sizes after some research. The tires I'm looking at are BFGoodrich G-Force T/A's.

[This message has been edited by 1986 Fiero GT (edited 03-08-2006).]

kool rims. Are you going wide body in the rear to fit 20 x 10's ?

I'm pretty sure I'm going to have to, those wheels probably stick out around 2", so I'll probably steal Curly's custom widebody he put onto Choptop #15. I'll do the front and rear to make sure I keep it even.

Here's a pic for anybody interested:

Yes. The Bullet's will be cheaper and they usually make them to customer's specs. Onto your question as to "what's the fattest fronts" I've found that if you remain under the 25.1 for the fronts diameter you're okay....given the correct off-set. The 245/30/18 must be a new tire? Anyway if it is being produce it's most likely a 24.7 diameter?

However, what I've found that works for the fronts are:
255/30/19, 235/35/19, & 225/35/19. All of which range from 25.0-25.1 give or take .1 +/- but that being said, a 245/30/18 would fit too at 24.7.

To be sure about the correct diameter check The Tire Rack.

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Interesting... I don't think I've seen the Redux flares, got a thread or pictures handy Curly?

Original link here: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/037188.html
Sorry for the bad visuals, hehe.

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Curly, you must be gettin old!! Those billet specialties wheels look nothing like the Budniks I'm running (Mine have no rivets, no slots in the spokes, and a raduised lip)

I'm running a 235 tire up front tucked in as far as possible - I wouldn't want to try a 245 because it would have to be moved outboard to avoid rubbing at full lock. See ya in Daytona!

Jim

Woops. Sorry about that. I must be getting old, hehe. Hey Jim, you need to send me more pics to refreash my memory

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quote Originally posted by 1986 Fiero GT: EDIT: Forgot to mention this. Here's a really cool link that allows you to put wheels on your car and adjust wheel size, tire thickness, ride height and color. It's kinda like the Tire Rack, but it's better, cause it actually lets you pick the wheels/tires you want. Oh, almost forgot... That program's got not only a Notchie, but a Fasty too!

Link didn't work?

Anyway, IMO both rims look very nice and both have the "hot Rod-ish" feel. But I think the Bullet Specialties "win" cause the sizes avalialble
But still it's a toss-up

Here's the Boyds for those who are interested:

[This message has been edited by madcurl (edited 03-09-2006).]

Works for me... I'm fine with some body work. Besides, everybody knows the widebodies all look much meaner anyway. Especially with those fat tires.

They can make them in custom offsett and in 5x100

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EDIT: Uhh Curley, those wheels are only available in 20x7.5, and 20x13! That's freakin' massive!

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Ahh...sorry about that. Check the other post too. It list sizes from 15-22" rims. I called a rep and he said the price for a 19x8 was about 800 per rims (I think?). I'll call again on Saturday for 19x8 and 20x11.

These are super funky too: http://superbuytires.com/wheels/model/Savini+Forged/SV+5/

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On another note, I found a new billet wheel manufacturer by the name of Intro Wheels.

They make a wheel called the Phantom, and I think I love it.

Here it is:

What do you guys think?