The Official 4x100 Aftermarket Wheel and Tire Thread
07-12-2010, 05:59 PM
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The Official 4x100 Aftermarket Wheel and Tire Thread
Post your 4x100 wheel and tire setup and photos.
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Wheels:
(Wheel Info Here)
Tires:
(Tire Info Here)
Photos:
(Picture Here)
I'll begin.
Wheels:
17 x 7.5 SSC Performance Style 28 Wheels
Tires:
215/45/17 General Exclaim UHP (shown in first photo only)
215/45/17 Bridgestone Potenza G019 Grid with Uni-T Tires
Photos:
Format
Wheels:
(Wheel Info Here)
Tires:
(Tire Info Here)
Photos:
(Picture Here)
I'll begin.
Wheels:
17 x 7.5 SSC Performance Style 28 Wheels
Tires:
215/45/17 General Exclaim UHP (shown in first photo only)
215/45/17 Bridgestone Potenza G019 Grid with Uni-T Tires
Photos:
07-13-2010, 12:38 AM
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Thank you, Dan! I am on Tenzo-R lowering springs for now but will be on Stance GR+ coilovers by the end of the year. I look forward to seeing your car in here soon. 
Very nice setups. I'm interested to see more setups from my fellow 4x100 members. Keem them coming!!
Very nice setups. I'm interested to see more setups from my fellow 4x100 members. Keem them coming!!
07-13-2010, 11:11 PM
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Ha, I actually check Hondamarketplace and VW vortex for rims. Most of the nice 4x100 rims are 15 and 16 inches, and on a cobalt they are too small. I have found a few decent 17in though which is what Ill probably settle at. I really would like an 8in wide rim to but thats even harder to find.
07-14-2010, 02:07 AM
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Says they do custom right on their site.
07-14-2010, 10:45 AM
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the RT615k's are brand new and are supposed to heat up better and wear slower.. i liked my rt 615's but when they're cool they dont grip for **** ..
however i picked up some direzza z1 star specs anyways so the point is moot i'll be getting them mounted today i hope
however i picked up some direzza z1 star specs anyways so the point is moot i'll be getting them mounted today i hope
07-14-2010, 11:40 AM
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You will need coilovers, the right size wheel. On our cobalts probably a 17 or 18x9 with a 35 or close offset. Make sure you have the car lowered as much as possible, and a 205/40 tire on the 9 inch wide rim. You will probably need to roll the fenders so you have to get a fender roller or a metal pipe. I think that should be close enough. Not many people push the limit with wheel size on cobalts so Im not sure what it is.