Pope1122

http://www.google.com/search?q=musta...AoPo9ATi_aHgAg that's looks good

Young_Gun

... 22's ruin cars... All cars...

Actually, if you put 22's on a smart car, it'd be hilarious.

But still...

For the love of God please don't put them on your car. I will lose all respect.

Anyone remember when Vossen posted about having 22'' CV3's? They too so much hell that they had to take it down like 3 hours after posting.

joshyross70

i would buy them to just to make money from them. you could easy sell them for around 1k without tires

mystangisblack

Just find a G off da block and sell them for what they're worth. Capitalism.

Antonio323

Those 20"s fill in the wheel wells real good. I wanna get 20" Bullitts in the future on mine. I wouldn't consider anything bigger than that. OP, if you want them, get them! It's your money, you don't need anyone's approval!

nightwing0707

i would buy them and put them on for a week and see what you think after that. if you like them then just keep them on, if not then sell them for some extra cash. seems like a win win to me either way.

Mike@Vossen

It's cause they were 20s not 22s

kevinmalec

Keep in mind, with the 22's you will be adding more weight to the car, thus loosing HP/Torque. Also, the drive will not be as smooth and you will feel every little crack, rock, stick and debri on the road!

wcgman

We cant tell you if he will take less or not. If the wheels go for 600 a piece new, then if I were considering these, I would ask how firm he is on the price at the very start, but be ready to pay the full 350.

Keep in mind that there is likely a big difference in cost for you tires too.

As for selling your old ones, wheels are a hard sell. You will always think they are worth more than they are when they are not. For instance, that's why you try to sell 2400 worth of wheels for $350 bucks.

xkape

I would also think that if you go this route, getting a tuner and having someone tune your car for 22's would be a good idea. I realize the tire itself will come into play but adding 4 inches to your rim size is going to throw off your mph and your odometer if not corrected.