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I'm on a roll...20x11 will it fit? by madcurl
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345/25/20 P-Zero Rosso's Tires have been ordered. Now for the big "wait."

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I would give my life savings for that car. Or better yet, have someone donate $100,000 to make my car look somewhat like that. Do I dare ask how much those tires and wheels cost? I asked my boss and he said that 20' wheels with a 5 on 100 bolt pattern cost a pretty penny. Maybe 2 or 3. Not to mention the tires are a pain in the butt to put on, and since they last only about 15-20 K miles, who ever does your tires must do a good job.
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Wow................... I thaught you made a typo with 345-25 so before I opened my mouth and looked stupid I checked Tire Rack for that size and BAM there it was That is a massive tire.

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Originally posted by Smooth 88coupe:

I would give my life savings for that car. Or better yet, have someone donate $100,000 to make my car look somewhat like that. Do I dare ask how much those tires and wheels cost? I asked my boss and he said that 20' wheels with a 5 on 100 bolt pattern cost a pretty penny. Maybe 2 or 3. Not to mention the tires are a pain in the butt to put on, and since they last only about 15-20 K miles, who ever does your tires must do a good job.

Yeah, their costly and are only good for 15-20,000 miles. However, it will be a "only" summer car which, thats what the tires are for anyway. From the ratings, customers stated that the tires suck big time in the rain, wear, and noise. I was going to go with the 305/25/20's until I seen them on a 350Z in FL. A friend suffered a flat (nail in tire) lost control and nearly ruined his $15g one-off rims + his 70g car. With these type of tires one needs a tire monitor on the car.

Putting tires on? The shop installs regularly 17-24's sizes. However, I've seen them install 305's but never seen them install 345's?

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Hey madcurl i just got to looking at some HRE 547R i suppose this is the same rim on your car and the price i was seeing was like $1000 per rim. Is this accurate and if you wouldnt mind me asking How much were just your rims? Thanks

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Originally posted by Philphine:
remember too the the irm's only make the front edge of the rear wheel opening wider, the top is still the widest point of the opening.

Madcurl, You already got your answer, but just to confirm I agree with Philphine, the Archie/IRM doesn't acutally make the rear any wider, just kind of squares it off such that the wheel well is vertical versus round. In other words a normal 8 inch wheel is about even with the rocker. So an 11" wheel is going to stick out about 3".

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Originally posted by jscott1:


Madcurl, You already got your answer, but just to confirm I agree with Philphine, the Archie/IRM doesn't acutally make the rear any wider, just kind of squares it off such that the wheel well is vertical versus round. In other words a normal 8 inch wheel is about even with the rocker. So an 11" wheel is going to stick out about 3".

Yeah I know, thanks. This thread is a multi-linked. Songmans's technical thread on "19's, 20's fitting stock/non stock", "Fiero Redux", and and this one "I'm on a roll." Remember I have a different rear fender flare on the Fiero Redux thread. The top portions of the stock front fender is now located in the back. it sticks out now by 3"

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Originally posted by madcurl:


Yeah I know, thanks. This thread is a multi-linked. Songmans's technical thread on "19's, 20's fitting stock/non stock", "Fiero Redux", and and this one "I'm on a roll." Remember I have a different rear fender flare on the Fiero Redux thread. The top portions of the stock front fender is now located in the back. it sticks out now by 3"

heres the Fiero Redux flares links: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/037188.html

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CurlMaster.....
Do you have a photo of what your vision is for the FINISHED design( Redux) look li

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Originally posted by NotAFieroAnyLonger:

CurlMaster.....
Do you have a photo of what your vision is for the FINISHED design( Redux) look li

visions? fouth page heres the link: https://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/037188.html

Tires should here in 10-12 days.

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If 305's can fit, would a 345's fit on a 20x12.5 powered by a northstar turbo? Would the turbo spin the 345's?
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uh ohhhhhh,..he's at it again !!!!!

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madcurl. check pm's Please


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Originally posted by madcurl:

If 305's can fit, would a 345's fit on a 20x12.5 powered by a northstar turbo? Would the turbo spin the 345's?

Lol, you have no limit!
IF the turbo spins them you might need some wider tires!

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Bump for all of those Pm's and Emails. Somehow this info is hard to find for "some" in the search department.

Enjoy. Songman also posted a thread relating to HRE's fitting on his 88.


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Oh yeah, ONLY CALL THE COMPANY IF YOUR SERIOUS ABOUT BUYING THEM. THEY WILL NOT GIVE OUT THE SPECS. Others have tried to no avail.

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20" dubs with 30 series arn't enuf bling for ya????

damn, you for sure will have the sickest rims on any fiero

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They look nice and fit the cars looks. Only downside is around here you could never drive it outside of an auditorium. With no sidewalls, youd be denting those expensive rims every week on dips, bumps and potholes.
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Originally posted by zMacK:

20" dubs with 30 series arn't enuf bling for ya????

damn, you for sure will have the sickest rims on any fiero


Nope. 25 series is better. Bump please.

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Dude, your going to need 15" brakes to fill those wheels out!

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Originally posted by 88gtNewb:

Dude, your going to need 15" brakes to fill those wheels out!

Oh but, these will do the trick.


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Okay, thats better.

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Will it fit? Yes but, with a little help from a junk yard fender. New pics soon.
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Originally posted by madcurl:

Will it fit? Yes but, with a little help from a junk yard fender. New pics soon.

Very nice !

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A + for not making me feel so crazy to drop the $$,$$$ I have into my GT.

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Very nice !

Very nice indeed! Thats gonna be a fat and clean looking rear a$$!

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Just thought id ask. Im getting ready to (finally) start the transformation of my 87 fiero... problem is i dont have quite enough $$$ for the engine swap id eventually like to get...

How would a 4 banger do with 11" tires ? And all that rear end modification...? Any clue / input ?

I'll probally be driving the car awhile with the 4 cylander... Any idea how it'll hold up ?

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Originally posted by 88GTFormula:

Just thought id ask. Im getting ready to (finally) start the transformation of my 87 fiero... problem is i dont have quite enough $$$ for the engine swap id eventually like to get...

How would a 4 banger do with 11" tires ? And all that rear end modification...? Any clue / input ?

I'll probally be driving the car awhile with the 4 cylander... Any idea how it'll hold up ?

~Tim


All of the extra weight and height of the tire/rim combo would make a stock four banger slower than a electric go cart. I would do the modifications to the rear and put the stock rims back on the car until you got the money for the swap. Who knows, somebody might steal them or worst you could accidently damage the rims?

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wish i had more time and resources. that fender flare idea looks nice. still need to work out rear wheel possibilities to know if i'll really need a flare, but since i have two cars with irm's altering one would help give them different looks.
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bump! because I'm perking with ideas. I still need to mount the 345's. Yes. I've been talking to Steve again.
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Altered beast rims for the Stealth: A photo shop rendering. Hey, Just brain storming, stay tuned, hehehe.

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How about some color options?!

#1 - Black Rim, Chrome Center

#2 - All Black (w/chrome trim bolts)

#3 - Black Center (w/chrome trim bolts)

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whose wide body is that?
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Car belongs to madcurl.

He used a regular fiero front fender and glassed to the natural contour of the rear panel to create a widebody effect.

See chop top #15 thread for more information.

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Hmm...tring on new shoes?

(Photo shop'd by MinntgreenGT)


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Originally posted by madcurl:

Hmm...tring on new shoes?

(Photo shop'd by MinntgreenGT)

Like the look, makes it look kind of,.....stealthy.

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For the benefit of the newbies and others who might also be interested, Curly do you think the 19 x 20 combo will fit on an 86 GT with Coilovers ?

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Originally posted by exoticse:

For the benefit of the newbies and others who might also be interested, Curly do you think the 19 x 20 combo will fit on an 86 GT with Coilovers ?

Yes. 84-87. #11 is a 87 w/Ryans or Helds coil-overs on 19/20

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damn, the 345/25/20's are $415 each!
That kinda scares me to get bigger rims
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