Stock 92 GSX Rims

[Generation1JeY]

Hey im wondering if these rims are actually "good" or not as far as theyre not 17s, i dont know much about rims and wheels and suspension so i'm curious if i should actually spend 600$ on new rims if these ones will do fine.

 

[Generation1JeY]

also can u not attatch pictures from ur computer to a thread? when i click on insert image it wants me to put in an address, is there a way to put pictures straight from my computer to my thread so i dont have to add it to my gallery and link it?

 

[9d2TSi]

Right click, copy shortcut, paste in window.

 

[Generation1JeY]

still dont know how. more in depth please

 

[aleccolin]

factory 92 gsx rims should 16x6.5 and factory tire size is 205/55/16. They're okay for stock, but you can easily gain a lot of traction with a wheel and tire upgrade. Example, a 7" or 7.5" wide wheel with a 42-38 offset will allow you to run a 225 or even a 235 tire, greatly increasing your available contact patch and widening the track at the same time. Many people prefer a 17" wheel with a 225/45/17 tire, I like 18s on the first gen myself, but I also have a dedicated set of lightweight 15" wheels for racedays; most don't have that luxury so the 17s are the usual choice. The factory wheels are fairly strong, but also sorta heavy, but I hear they make good rally wheels since they're pretty strong and work well with gravel tires.

 

[9d2TSi]

also can u not attatch pictures from ur computer to a thread? when i click on insert image it wants me to put in an address, is there a way to put pictures straight from my computer to my thread so i dont have to add it to my gallery and link it?

Nevermind my above post, I'm stupid.

If the pic is in your gallery or on your HD.

Click upload/edit photos.
Click browse.
Click photo that you want to display.
Click upload.

As long it's the correct format it should work.

 

[9d2TSi]

Nevermind my above post, I'm stupid.

If the pic is in your gallery or on your HD.

Click upload/edit photos.
Click browse.
Click photo that you want to display.
Click upload.

As long it's the correct format it should work.

This is my old and new turbo, woohoo...

 

[Generation1JeY]

yay figured it out