Torque II Size

[NEWCHAPTER]

Looking at getting some torque II's , looking at maybe 16" size just dont know the other specs , any help appreciated. Thanks

 

[ACME RACING]

Originally posted by NEWCHAPTER
Looking at getting some torque II's , looking at maybe 16" size just dont know the other specs , any help appreciated. Thanks

Click here and just scroll down by touching, "up" or "down" on right for different sizes..

http://www.americanracing.com/wheel...2-piece+alloy,+polished&picture=Torq-ThrustII

 

[2QUIK6]

I think the TT II Classics like these would look awesome on a GN but have the centers painted gloss black instead of the flat black.
http://www.americanracing.com/dealerline/blackimages/mega/mCL205.jpg

I saw some gloss black ones on Mustang at the track yesterday and they looked really good.

If you are asking about back spacing and max width, usually any full service wheel dealer, like Discount Tire ..etc have reference lookups for what will fit your application, and they will usualy match any price you find on the web, at least they did with my Budnik wheels.

 

[jdpolzin]

Ive got a DUB city model of a GN with those rims on it. Looks pretty sweet with the gloss!

 

[NEWCHAPTER]

yeah i seen that chart but they dont list for an 87 buick , and i dont know the backspacing or other specs...

 

[2QUIK6]

Well I've been doing a little research cause I've been thinking of getting a new set of rims myself. Stock GN wheels are 15x7 with 4" BS, TurboT alum wheels are 3.75" BS. My GN wheels with 275/50/15s on them rub slightly, so I'd go with a slightly smaller BS, such as 3.75 or maybe even 3.5. The TTII wheels come in 15x7 and 15x8. I think you can get "Custom" sizes at special order, such as 15x8.5 with 3.75 BS, or 16X8.5 whatever you want, but you have to wait 8 to 12 weeks for them and there will be no refund so be certain on the size you want.

Also, remember, the shorter the BS, the more the wheel will be moved out to the fender, so with 3.5" BS and 8.5" width, that means the wheels will be 2" closer to the fender than stock.