Would SVT lightning wheels look dumb on my truck?
Thread Starter
|
Senior Member
Joined: Jan 2000
Posts: 334
Likes: 0
From: College Station, Texas
I would love to start a F-150 club here!!!
------------------
2000 White F-150 Sport 4.2L 5-speed,3.55 gears
MODS: K&N, Flowmaster 50 series.
superstang97@yahoo.com
Ford vs Chevy
www.fordvschevy.com
Moderator: Road Kill, Mustang vs F-bodies. We also have a Ford VS GM/Chevy Truck forum
------------------
2000 White F-150 Sport 4.2L 5-speed,3.55 gears
MODS: K&N, Flowmaster 50 series.
superstang97@yahoo.com
Ford vs Chevy
www.fordvschevy.com
Moderator: Road Kill, Mustang vs F-bodies. We also have a Ford VS GM/Chevy Truck forum
Member
Joined: Jul 1999
Posts: 42
Likes: 0
From: Nebraska
I don't think they'd look dumb at all, in fact I think the rims would look great. A couple of things to consider though:
1) The 18" Goodyears are ~250-300 each
2) I'm not sure how tall your stock tires are - but if the new rims increase your overall tire height, you'll have to go to 3.73's or maybe even 4.10 gears to keep the same level of performance (and don't forget about the speedo being off)
------------------
--Scooter
'99 RED LIGHTNING
[This message has been edited by Scooter (edited 04-06-2000).]
1) The 18" Goodyears are ~250-300 each
2) I'm not sure how tall your stock tires are - but if the new rims increase your overall tire height, you'll have to go to 3.73's or maybe even 4.10 gears to keep the same level of performance (and don't forget about the speedo being off)
------------------
--Scooter
'99 RED LIGHTNING
[This message has been edited by Scooter (edited 04-06-2000).]
