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I was watching some "Worlds greatest auto shows" on SPEED and the guy sed it had 9.5" wide tires in front and 12" in back. Just wondering if that would fit on my 01 firebird, or would i have to persuade it?
Or better yet what width would make the side of the rims come flush with the fender?
-RJ \"Like trail mix I\'m a lil sweet but mostly nutty\"<br />Metallic Blue 2001 3.8 Firebird M5<br />FRA,Smoothed Air lid, Homedepot Intake, K&N Air Filter, MSD Coils & Plug wires, Iridium Plugs, Flash Tune, 2.5 Flowmaster Catback.
def. persuasion... I had 2 send my 10.5 zo6 wheels back b/c I didn't wanna beat out tha fender w/a hammer and shave my body kit... w/a 12... i don't evn think that's possible w/out have'n the wheels like... IN your car
The tire is different than the wheel.
I'm pretty sure the Z06 is running 335's out back. I'd stick with 275's for normal use, but if you really want to look like a badass then get an 11inch rim and put 315's on it.
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