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Old 05-09-2008, 11:18 PM
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Re: Challenger Tires

Thanks for the tip I was thinking the same thinig the rims are a little deep dish and may prove to be a problem.
I noticed the snake and just laughed to myself thinking best of both worlds.
The so called beater rims will be a fun project I will most likely use them at the track as well as for winter driving.
This reminds me of when I bought my Rv last year I outfitted the thing to the teeth for what ever I may runacross and I think Im about doing the same for this car as well.
The wife is gonna kill me...
This is way off topic but I test drove a r8 today for ****s and giggles,Holy god what a car!I thought my vette sat low!
I really want a viper though and the Audi was incredible but it just didnt do anything for me like the higher end mopar seem to do.Dont get me wrong it was a stunning car but seemed a little pricey and not enough horses for $110,000 smakeroo's.

Im a mopar guy deep down to my back pocket and I think Ill stay on that focus for now.
Mopar or no car.


Originally Posted by Kelsey73 View Post
Hey now those are Shelby rims can't have those on a Challenger! LOL. Make sure you check the clearance on the calipers for those style wheels. It seemed to sneak up and get alot of the Shelby guys who got bigger brakes then they had to upgrade the wheels.

I really wish the KDW 2s came in a size for the stock rims, those were great wet weather tires when i had em on the SRT4.
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