22's on a vz

[one]

ive seen a few vt - vz's with 22's in the rear and they look ****in awesome! can someone tell me if they fi on the front or not? im thinking of doing this but i wanna look into it before i buy 22's and find out they dont fit.

cheers

[PaulSV6]

Firstly, you'll need ur guards rolled to the s**thouse. Call a few tyre stores & see what they have to say about it.
I couldn't justify going so big, first pothole u drive over, either u burst ur tyre or buckle a rim. Hope u dont drive in Sydney!

[FAT.36L]

i have 20'z all round mate and i have ordered 22'z for the rear of mine and at stock height i dont think u'll have a problem but my car has been lowered 6inchs in the ass and 4 in the front i scrub in the front at full lock over bumps and the back dose some times and i have my gards rolled and i spend 30mins on each rear gard with a grinder so they dont scrub

to run 22'z i am making a mini tu for the rear witch i and doing my self and then i can rum my 22'z witch are 255 wide

hope that helpd u out

[Flat_White]

got any pics of the 22;s?

[Troy711]

20s front and 22 rears would look stupid.

[impulsive]

i agree, why would you want 22's anyway? the height of the car would be stupid and you would scrape, infact would they even fit? if 20's dont fit properly and scrub out on lock to lock what would 22's do

[Flat_White]

its on the back tho, the back wheels wont scrub because they dont turn..

watch out for pot holes tho.

[impulsive]

yes, very true, i didnt see the bit about them being on the rear only, i still think its not gonna look and sit right at all

[Troy711]

Maybe he has the typical "P plater busted Commodore" look. You know, how the front sits up in the air and the back is dragging on the ground? Maybe he wants 22 inch rears to bring the back up level with the front...

[EvoVIIIJDM]

dont know how you would go with 22s but it would look ridiculous.

[impulsive]

lol, that has gotta be line of the month, the SS badges are for the go factor, i dont need a Blower, i got the sticker

[Travy]

20s front and 22 rears would look stupid.

Im with you on that one for sure..

staggering heights by 2" .. seriously thats kinda silly.

[Simon W]

I reckon on a ute they would be cool but not anything else.

[impulsive]

would love to see photo's of any car with 22" rims on the rear, and 20" on the front. Maybe old H Series utes with the smaller size on front and a little larger rear, but not modern cars, especially the VE's i know the older 'H' series utes used larger rear tyres to assist with traction as they didnt have Traction Control and the like back then, the rear ends slides out easily in those as some of you may know

[PaulSV6]

Maybe he has the typical "P plater busted Commodore" look. You know, how the front sits up in the air and the back is dragging on the ground? Maybe he wants 22 inch rears to bring the back up level with the front...

U might as well buy a truck if u want 22's

[BANKS]

anything over 20" on any car looks shit

[BANKS]

wow i can say shit lol shit poo bum a hole

[Emackulation]

IMO, I would have 20's MAX on it, cheaper tyres, easier driving, better performance and looks. There is such a thing as over doing it.

[Simon W]

would love to see photo's of any car with 22" rims on the rear, and 20" on the front.

[andyman]

those front wheels look like the $10 set of cheap hub caps from supershit ato

[Ewok]

for ute with 20's on front and 22's on rear? fail, holden vz with the same? fail. Really just don't like uber huge hoops on cars. I personally don't really like anything over about 19", just looks weird

[skitzn]

would love to see photo's of any car with 22" rims on the rear, and 20" on the front. Maybe old H Series utes with the smaller size on front and a little larger rear, but not modern cars, especially the VE's i know the older 'H' series utes used larger rear tyres to assist with traction as they didnt have Traction Control and the like back then, the rear ends slides out easily in those as some of you may know

you wanted to see a car on 20's/22's i have a pic of my mates car...

granted its a ford but somehow he got them to fit with little grief and its late model. so i guess its possible and the looks he gets are jaw drops and comments he gets are always positive,never has anyone gone "they are way to big"


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[Travy]

that is woeful LOL..


And not cos its a ford either..

[Travy]

you wanted to see a car on 20's/22's i have a pic of my mates car...

granted its a ford but somehow he got them to fit with little grief and its late model. so i guess its possible and the looks he gets are jaw drops and comments he gets are always positive,never has anyone gone "they are way to big"


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Looks shyte too.. the 22's look sweet under the guards, but the 20's on the front look like shit.. why would you stagger a set on modern day cars is beyond me.

[Troy711]

would love to see photo's of any car with 22" rims on the rear, and 20" on the front. Maybe old H Series utes with the smaller size on front and a little larger rear, but not modern cars, especially the VE's i know the older 'H' series utes used larger rear tyres to assist with traction as they didnt have Traction Control and the like back then, the rear ends slides out easily in those as some of you may know

Hows this?