POLL: PROSTREET STYLE OR BIG ROLLERS 20s or Bigger?

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1fstgmcnd

Discussion Starter · Apr 27, 2007

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Ok guys here is where im at with my truck. Its a 93 GMC with a 4/6 drop factory posi with the 350 auto. Very quick light truck, im not gonna bag it for another couple of years. Next on order are headers and dumps with no cats right off the headers. Im thinking of leaving the paint two tone ive been told it has a classic look to it. Now my only thing is being its gonna stay static for sometime and im into the horsepower hot rod thing im not sure what to do with wheels. Do i run 20s with a wider 20" wheel out back with bigger tires so it still has the hot rod style with an updated look? Or do i run a classic style wheel 15" with phatty tires. Im really torn on this let me know what you guys think.
The moldings are coming off asap!

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Steve

· #2 · Apr 27, 2007

Go big or go home.

chevybird2006

· #3 · Apr 27, 2007

leave the paint, run 18's or 20's.

96z-71

· #4 · Apr 27, 2007

prostreet

http://mrflames.smugmug.com/gallery/1695157#83306317

HIGHSIERRA

· #5 · Apr 27, 2007

20s all the way man:shake:

tfunit

· #6 · Apr 27, 2007

20's or better son:crazy:

but seriously

Later Delvin

· #7 · Apr 27, 2007

bags, bodydrop and 15" steelies :imo

tfunit

· #8 · Apr 27, 2007

red02chevy said:
bags, bodydrop and 15" steelies :imo

:word:

chevyman_2000

· #9 · Apr 27, 2007

for what your doing with the HP I'd go with some nice 18"X10" in the rear and 18"X7" in the front. Oh and of course billet aluminum. If you wanna go fast weight is your enemy.

Barry

· #10 · Apr 27, 2007

Pro street is dead......go with 18's or 20's.

Sierra H/O

· #11 · Apr 27, 2007

Do both. Mickey Thompson makes this tire http://mickeythompsontires.com/street.php?item=SportsmanSR If you look, they have it all the way through 33X22R20. Talk about a steam roller.

1fstgmcnd

Discussion Starter · #12 · Apr 27, 2007

So 18s or 20s with either set 18x10 oe 20x10 out back with a wide ass tire is now the way to go for the style im looking for? Somewhat the newage sizes with the same type of oldschool style of the 15s from back in the day of the muscle car years.
So the 15x8 weld style racing wheel in front and a 15x10 with a phatty tire out rear is now outdated?

race2c

· #13 · Apr 27, 2007

red02chevy said:
bags, bodydrop and 15" steelies :imo

:word:

drpdshrty

· #14 · Apr 27, 2007

see sig!!!!!!

1fstgmcnd

Discussion Starter · #15 · Apr 27, 2007

Sierra H/O said:
Do both. Mickey Thompson makes this tire http://mickeythompsontires.com/street.php?item=SportsmanSR If you look, they have it all the way through 33X22R20. Talk about a steam roller.

Those are sick.. wow. Thats something im going to have to look into.

1fstgmcnd

Discussion Starter · #16 · Apr 27, 2007

drpdshrty said:
see sig!!!!!!

Im conflicted. :hmm:

04SilveradoScott

· #17 · Apr 27, 2007

Is the truck fast? If not, 20" or better.

Daniel

· #18 · Apr 27, 2007

2LOW4ND said:
Im conflicted. :hmm:

do a nice 17 or 18 inch rims

youll keep your power and steal be big pimpin mang jsygk

01jackedZ

· #19 · Apr 27, 2007

run 18's or 20's for sure. but dont run something flashy run a classic looking wheel so that everyone knows that its a new truck with some wicked power and classic looks still. Run it fat outback whatever you do.

1fstgmcnd

Discussion Starter · #20 · Apr 27, 2007

So either a set of 18s with an agressive offset for the rear for some fat tires or 20s with an agressive offset for the rear for fat tires. Here is what im really diggin size and tire wise.. ITs sickness to me look wise and tire size.

here is a picture i know its on a classic body style but the wheel and tire setup is sickness. Does anyone know what the size might be? Im thinking they are 18s?????

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