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pagrunt

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and some 14" SSR wheels to make it stand out a little more.
I'd bump up to atleast 15" wheels. Stock SS/442/GN/2+2 tires are 215/65/15 & would look better as the small 15" tire, 235/60/15 fits nice. Next would be 17" wheels. Regardless of wheel size try to stick around 26" tall tires (stock height for 14" & 15"), for width how low you go will affect that with more of front tire rub while turning. Alot of guys here have more in depth info on what combos works.
 
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Cuttlass78salon

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I'd bump up to atleast 15" wheels. Stock SS/442/GN/2+2 tires are 215/65/15 & would look better as the small 15" tire, 235/60/15 fits nice. Next would be 17" wheels. Regardless of wheel size try to stick around 26" tall tires (stock height for 14" & 15"), for width how low you go will affect that with more of front tire rub while turning. Alot of guys here have more in depth info on what combos works.
Thanks for the input man, yeah I'm definitely going to have to look into the fit and everything depending on how low I go but I'm sticking with small tires for sure so 15" sounds like a good match to what I'm looking for, definitely looking for more info on it before I actual jump into it that's forsure!
 
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Welcome to the forum from northern MN.
 
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