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Does anyone have any pictures of ZO6 Rims on a 4th generation firebird? They look badass I know on newer camaros but I've never seen them on our firebirds. Plus if I got 18x9.5 for front and 18x10.5 for rear what size tires should I get that wont cause fender rubbing? Or should I get 17 for front and 18 for rear?
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stock tire size is 26.1 in. 275-35-18 tires are 25.57 in. you'll be fine in front. 275-40-18 is 26.6 in. i wouldn't lower the front of the car much if you get the second tire size, maybe 1/2 to 1 in. for the rears, 295-40-or 295-45 will be fine. these are 27.29 in. and 28.45 in. respectively.2001 Arctic White Firebird<br />More mods than I\'m allowed to list!Comment
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I don't plan on lowering the car at all theres not a lot of ground clearance in the first place. by the way do ya'll have a problem with scraping that little flap underneath the the front of the car. I always seem to scrape it when I turn into a slanted driveway or street.NO NOTHING CAR FANComment
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That is what the flap is there for. That and to keep any rocks from sailing into your undercarriage. Once you get low profile tires on a 17inch rim, it will show off your fender gap a lot, making the tire look smaller. Here are what mine look like and youll see what I mean.Comment
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