blaven

More than likely when i get mine i am going to try and sell my stock 18's. They are the same as ov3r's with about 650 miles on them, garage kept car so the are in great condition. Only thing is i am probably going to unmount them and take the tire pressure sensors out and re use them. Which wouldn't be a problem since you could do the same thing with yours.

armour845

You should consider the 20in, I can't tell you how many times I've been asked about my wheels since I put them on the car. The look really compliments the car also, and believe it or not you really won't be out much more money.

TrIpOd

imo 20s are too big. i dont want to feel pebbles in the road along with loosing with 15hp. no thanks

lpdrennan

Thanks for all the Help! I am going to order my new Shelby Razor Rims as soon as I save the $$ for them.
Someone else asked but just for further clarification, does the sensor fit on the new rims? If I get the 18in wheels, do they just pop on no adjustments needed??
Thanks

blaven

Get the universal bands that american muscle has on their website then just transfer the sensors on over. Oh by the way for some reason there is a huge shortage of the gunmetal razors(20's for sure didn't check the other sizes), every site i have checked is sold out until the end of july/beginning of august, including the one i listed up above. www.shelbyperformanceparts.com still has them though.

Vulcan

imo 20s are too big. i dont want to feel pebbles in the road along with loosing with 15hp. no thanks

lol...15hp! [sm=chairshot.gif]

armour845

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Another of the "I aint putten doze 20's on my car, so I's look like one dem wrappers" people.

As for the truth, I can hardly feel a difference in ride quality. If any horsepower is lost it is minimal. Maybe 5hp. But hey, its your car do what you like. Just don't look like one a DEM!

blaven

Yeah 15hp is a little much, no way its over 10 which you aren't really gonna feel.

TrIpOd

i was just making a point.20's are too bigIN MY OPINION