Sheepdog
GT Level Member

its white and it looks really good

Ok got these days before I got my Bonnie rims. I bought these 17" Bullitts thinking I would not get the bonnie GXP rims so now I got these. Went from his garage to my basement. A lot of tread left. 80-85% left. One pair is Kuhmo's and the other is Bridgestones. Off a 2005 GT. 245-45-17's small curb rash on one of them, the size is less than between one spoke. a few little nicks here and there but nothing distracting from the overall appearance. They are in great shape just need a little cleaning up. A lot of dried wax on them. $anywhere between 450-500 plus shipping if your not in New England area.

yea that should work just fine... just might take it awhile to warm up to be able to be molded

no never got around to it, kinda got a little busy but i am going to try it once i get some free time, probably this weekend, if you do them let me know how they turn out... i am also working on a different holding bracket for them which isn't completely done yet, another reason i haven't tried it yet

i didn't heat them to mold them they cam out of the box like that... but if you get close to the car you can see some spots that have gaps, i am actually going to take them off tom. and mold them

I got it on ebay from muffinbuster. Its a trans am emblem. It just happened to fit the grand prix.

Hi there,

I see you were looking for some bonneville 18" rims and were considering Lakeshore Wheel and Tire... did you use them? If so, how were they? I'm thinking about getting the same ones you were looking at...

Thanks!

Dean

No prob. Its pretty easy. just cut out the inner fender brace an ffed ur pipe through then put the filter on inside the fenderwell. u will have to take out the plastic fender shroud to do it. Best way i found to cut out the brace is a sawzall.

Your welcome. if u need any help with the install i can give u some pointers

Hey ill gladly give u a recommendation! Dont waste your money on a FIPK! Get one of TDC's intakes. Its nice easy to install an really does the job well. TDC did his research.