anybody riding on 2s or 4s OPINIONS NEEDED

[Fesler]

Here is another one we did with 24-inch for another ball player, dont hate the car we do what the clients want. Fesler Built 5th Gen For DRC

[Fesler]

Originally Posted by Amclymon

why does nobody have imperial blue

Will this work

Another Fesler Built 5th Gen with 22-inch wheels THIS CAR IS FOR SALE

[Fesler]

Originally Posted by WONSS

22 on mine...24.s too big... dont care about performance loss...I think the fender wells on these cars are too big for 20's...but thats just my opinion.... STEIGER is correct you do loose alittle performance. Anyways if your building the car to drag race, then just keep your factories or put them on when you go to the track...

You dont lose much on the wheels we have a supercharged 5th gen that has only been beat by one car runs 11s all day long. Super fast with street tires at the track.

[2SS45th]

I'd do 22s, because that's what I did otherwise, you will compact your spine for sure! 22s already give up some ride quality, and I just spent the money to have it ride right, although I also autoX, so a little extreme.

[Amclymon]

Originally Posted by Fesler

Here is another one we did with 24-inch for another ball player, dont hate the car we do what the clients want. Fesler Built 5th Gen For DRC

i never hate i am from miami


i saw this car at a car show last year

my friend has 32's on her camaro..

lol

[PQ]

You lose a LOT of performance with 22s even.

19s are the way to go for performance.

20s are the balance between looks and performance.

STAY AWAY FROM SAVINI!!!!!!!!!!

That company is crooked and fake.

If all you want is looks and don't care about crap workmanship and accuracy then Savini is for you. But I don't see why anyone would not care about that.

Savini wheels are made to look at and not be used.

[Amclymon]

^^ love your sig

Savini is bad? First time hearing this

[GunnyG]

I have both, 22's on the front and 24's on the rear. NC Forged Custom 5-Spokes.

http://www.camaro5.com/forums/album....ictureid=70259

Sorry, sent from my stupid phone! Any loss of performance is negligible. At least to me. I have no problems getting to where I need to be, when I need to be...or even sooner. I had 26's on my truck as well. Do what you like OP. you won't be disappointed either way!

[Rhyder]

Originally Posted by Amclymon

coilovers too expensive... lol lemme get your springs ha ha ha

My understanding is 22's and 24's are way expensive. would it be that much more to lower?

[PQ]

Originally Posted by Amclymon

^^ love your sig

Savini is bad? First time hearing this

I bought Savini wheels right away in 22s and the look was fantastic.

BUT, they vibrated, lost paint in sheets, and wouldn't hold air. Even the local shops here were laughing at them. I had to send them back to Savini not 1, not 2, but 3 times. FROM Alabama. In the end I got screwed and had to get them fixed somewhere else.

Well documented here on this site. We've had 4 members get bit by Savini here at least. Finish sucks. They painted straight over shiny chrome with no prep. All of my paint fell off.

Savini is all marketing and no substance. Just do yourself a favor and stay away from them.

[SUX2BU]

Originally Posted by PQ

You lose a LOT of performance with 22s even.

19s are the way to go for performance.

20s are the balance between looks and performance.

STAY AWAY FROM SAVINI!!!!!!!!!!

That company is crooked and fake.

If all you want is looks and don't care about crap workmanship and accuracy then Savini is for you. But I don't see why anyone would not care about that.

Savini wheels are made to look at and not be used.

17s are for drag performance and 18s are for performance in the twisties.

Originally Posted by PQ

I bought Savini wheels right away in 22s and the look was fantastic.

BUT, they vibrated, lost paint in sheets, and wouldn't hold air. Even the local shops here were laughing at them. I had to send them back to Savini not 1, not 2, but 3 times. FROM Alabama. In the end I got screwed and had to get them fixed somewhere else.

Well documented here on this site. We've had 4 members get bit by Savini here at least. Finish sucks. They painted straight over shiny chrome with no prep. All of my paint fell off.

Savini is all marketing and no substance. Just do yourself a favor and stay away from them.

You get what you pay for.

[Amclymon]

^^ um savini aren't cheap my friend!

[The Stig]

Originally Posted by Amclymon

^^ um savini aren't cheap my friend!

that's why it's funny.

[PQ]

Originally Posted by SUX2BU

17s are for drag performance and 18s are for performance in the twisties.

You get what you pay for.

Maybe. Depends on who you talk to. 2 ton car might be the difference to some. 17s for drag for sure.

My family and friends all laughed at me when I bought those wheels. My answer to that was "You get what you pay for".

Now they laugh even harder.