If Qdub is saying not to do it, I wouldn't. He is the long time resident expert on big wheels and knows his stuff.
How to make 26s fit
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I wasn't telling him not to do it. If he wants his car to sit up like a truck, that's his choice. I even provided a video of an example of how it has been done in recent history.
Well I seriously think you are the most knowledgeable person on the forum when it comes to big wheels, so if you weren't happy with 26s, I would imagine most people wouldn't be happy with 26s. If I was gonna do anything with big wheels, I would be taking your thoughts seriously.
whatever makes you happy its your car your rims, i wont loose sleep over it personally...so good luck...a thought with out action is pretty much a dream!
For me I have always felt there needs to be a balance where the style and size of the rims need to compliment the entire car without being overpowering and distracting from the whole package.
For this statement to be true jacking it up like every other "Donk" is not the way to do it. IMO.
Refresher: A Donk is a 1971-1976 Chevrolet Caprice/Impala only in stock or modified condition. It has absolutely nothing to do with wheels, suspension, music, or paint.
This is a Donk: http://www.superchevy.com/features/sucp-1206-1971-chevy-caprice-monster-from-the-boulevard/
This is a Donk: http://www.superchevy.com/features/sucp-1206-1971-chevy-caprice-monster-from-the-boulevard/
That's just a billboard for a pawnshop up north, and a video made by someone who clearly doesn't know what a Donk is.
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