just wondering if anyone's done it to their 2nd gen....

I bolted a set of 18's on once..doesn't look good to me.I can only imagine what 20's would look like.IMO 17 is about the max.

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70 sport coupe 350,TH400,white,17"Eagle 212's
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why?

thought it might look cool! But after using photoshop to put some 20s on my car, I can see that they just dont go.

The wheelwells just dont make anything over 17 look good. 20 inch rims make the car look like a matchbox car. I think 16 inch IROC rims look great.

I think 18s look great, but any bigger looks wrong. However, I have seen a first gen with 275 wide tires on 18" wheels in the front and 335 wide tires on 19" wheels on the rear, it looked SWEET!

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Big Brakes, Big wheels, Lots of Tire, Lots of Gears, But never enough power.

i knew someone who had some 20s on a 79 camaro and they fit perfect and looked good, and it had a 434 sb and runs 10s in the 1/4

i knew someone who had some 20s on a 79 camaro and they fit perfect and looked good, and it had a 434 sb and runs 10s in the 1/4

that flashback fastback or whaver it was that one mustang on TV that had 20's on it... as long as it's done right it would look great i think

I saw some 20" spinners on a 68 Nova yesterday. It looked like a Hot Wheels car. Completely lame, IMO.

I saw a pic of a blue early 2nd gen T/A in the UK or somewhere that had 20s. It looked pretty wierd, but it really worked for the car. The wheels were tucked in very nicely, but since they were so large, it looked like the car was lifted up.

Cale

I'd like to see a shot of some corvette 18/17 combos though.