I have pics how do i host them on the web.

 

resize them if needed to 640x480 or smaller, they need to be smaller than 100kb I think is the limit. then at the bottom of the new post page there is a area for attaching an image, hit browse, find the picture, and submit it.

 

Sounds sweet... what did you get?

 

lets see if this works, check it out.

http://www.imagestation.com/album/?i...ulation_page=Y

 

this should work guys and gals.
these are iForged Evos. 20x8.5 up front and 20x10 in the back. 2" lip up front and 3.5" lip in the rear. tires are bridgestone S0-3 245/35/20 and 275/30/20. i can't tell you the off sets because vince from iForged set it up for me.

sorry it took so long to show pics but i was out showing the town. it took a little long which was expected but it was well worth the wait.

 

dang it, I don't want to sign up for another site,is there a way to post pics here??

 

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i like them on your coupe!!

 

much like I think 19"s look best on the Z, the G NEEDS 20s, the wheebase is sooooo long.

 

that is so very true but some guys don't believe it.

 

Im getting a faint Z06 feel to them.

but I definitly like, I agree, 20s do fit on the G, they look over done on the Z.

 

yup that's how i explained them to everyone. they are pretty common on the vette forum, people wanting the ZO6 wheels.

 

what finish is that on the wheel? i ordered some 20's for my g35 with the brush alum. (chrome), and wondering if you have the same finish?

 

no that's high polish.

 

brushed is like mine

 

Hey They forgot to give you tires!!!!!

 

Very nice G money!

Just saw the pics on IMAGESTATION. I think you should have thrown down a $100 bill for those wheels. The fifty is kind of weak.

I was going to do the 'money shot' for mine also, but I only had a $1, and a $5 on me. That would have looked Cheese Dick, so I didnt do it.

 

Looks killer- it's true, the long wheelbase of the G35 Coupe does lend itself to using 20" wheels & tires. Congratulations!

It looks like the Brembos barely fit behind the front wheels. WOW!

Regards,
Bob