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G force Grand Prix Concept wheels

smitz327

smitz327

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Hello, I am looking at wheels for my 2002 GTP, will theses rims fit my car or do I have to replace the tires also? Is there any place to buy them? Haven't come up with hits on them
 


I remember recently I visited a salvage yard and seen new rims that looked just like the one in the photo. Maybe they are knock offs
 
Sorry dude but they were probably a similar designed wheel. There's only so many different wheel designs eventually they tend to look the same. So your only choice is to find a similar designed wheel.
 


They look like the same thing except for the Pontiac symbol on them. I suppose all I would have to do is buy the decal and stick it on them
 
I found some nice ones out there but I do have another question. I have 16 inch on the car now and like to go with a size 18 or 19 inch. Will that size look good or will I have to lower the car
 
both 18/19s will increase your wheel gap. to what degree, only you will be able to judge as it's an opinion.

i can't stand cars with bigger wheels that aren't lowered, but others heavily disagree. it's all on your taste. 18s are usually a good option and what most people stick with. 19" tires are kinda expensive.
 
Racing Dynamics RGS' are about as close as you're going to get besides making a wheel from scratch

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Bio248 said:
both 18/19s will increase your wheel gap. to what degree, only you will be able to judge as it's an opinion.

i can't stand cars with bigger wheels that aren't lowered, but others heavily disagree. it's all on your taste. 18s are usually a good option and what most people stick with. 19" tires are kinda expensive.
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How is wheel gap increased if the rolling diameter is kept the same?

225/55/17's are 26.744" in diameter
245/45/18's are 26.681" in diameter
245/40/19's are 26.716" in diameter

The wheel gap would be virtually the same.
 
I got you. Yeah I swear this is the only forum I have ever been on where people are proud of running the wrong size tires.

Well there is one idiot with a 3000GT that is running 225's on a 9.5" wide wheel, but that's another story.
 


I found something that looked similar to the G Force but they looked cheap. It is tough deciding but I seen these, let me know your thought and ideas what would look good with my car
 
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