Thread: Mods to run 22" Wheels.

Invest is a fender roller tool. And save for a transmission.

Originally Posted by Paparra20

New to the site. Just bought a 2003 Grand prix. I recently installed 22" on my car and got an alignment. The problem is when i go over bumps my rear wheels hit the fender. Any way i can add a coil spacer or taller coils to lift the rear? Thanks.

Another car.

i would suggest no mod other than losing the 22'' rims, they are ghetto. Nothing bigger than 18 or 19''

Don't listen to these guys. Find a local shop that will roll your fenders. It is a pretty simple process.

dont listen to that guy, he drives a subby

i dunno if higher rate springs will help but I know the cargo springs bring up the rear a tad, small enough u cant notice, BUT it wont squat as much...

Best thing to do is drop off the hood rims in the nearest trash can and put your stock wheels back on.

Here is some inspiration for ya

Originally Posted by crazyguy03

Here is some inspiration for ya

That has got to be the most garish, ridiculous GP i've ever seen to date..

^^^why is there no dislike button?

i mean , 50+ speakers and 26s, i bet its pretty slow, but hey , its "cool"

lol

Originally Posted by crazyguy03

i mean , 50+ speakers and 26s, i bet its pretty slow, but hey , its "cool"

That guy is actually a member of this forum.

http://www.grandprixforums.net/conve...tml#post502127

are you guys serious? the next person to make a rude comment gets a week off.

he wants to run 22s. it is his car. who are you to say what he can or cannot do? please go get a real life and quit judging others for having different taste.

Not my taste at all but yea roll your fenders, if not then you can look around places like Summit Racing and they sell pretty cheap spacers.

I like those, not in 20s though lol