stretch tires

[esskater892]

Does anyone run stretch tires? and pic's would be awesome. i prefer 17's and 18's. lol.

[bobbycos]

recent thread about this

[esskater892]

where is the link plz! ive typed stretch tires in the search and got nothing.

[nate'sCB7]

Why would you want to stretch tires on either 17 or 18 inch rims?

[Shadow1]

Why would you want to stretch tires on either 17 or 18 inch rims?

thats the way of being flush.







if you do it right, it'll turn out right. but you cant just stretch tires on the rims and pull of the look. you have to also roll your fenders properly. if not, just like a bad paint job, it'll look like arse.

[esskater892]

does anyone have em on our accords? thos accords look nice, ill have my friend help me roll fenders, ill be getting spacers and it will sit right. haha. thanks for the pic's man.

[chessboxer]

On the topic but not the answer to the question:

Why is that considered flush? The rims stick out past the body and the rims stick out more than the tires. To me, flush means lines up perfectly. This trend is none of those things. If houses were built with this definition of flush, they would be very f'd up.

Someone show me the error of my ways!

[F22HB]

Its a trend. Can't wait for it to fade away. I like my sidewalls to work like sidewalls.

[Shadow1]

does anyone have em on our accords? thos accords look nice, ill have my friend help me roll fenders, ill be getting spacers and it will sit right. haha. thanks for the pic's man.

any time man. and here are some on the CB:






and theres one more. i gotta find his MR thread. he running some Diamond Star rims. kinda like widened steelies.

On the topic but not the answer to the question:

Why is that considered flush? The rims stick out past the body and the rims stick out more than the tires. To me, flush means lines up perfectly. This trend is none of those things. If houses were built with this definition of flush, they would be very f'd up.

Someone show me the error of my ways!

the lip of the rim is flush with the body of the car. i know it doesnt make sense. neither does being slammed. but its a way of life. lmao. there are different aspects of the tuner world. those who want power. those who want looks. and those who want both. the wrong fitment and stanced folks are the one for looks.

Its a trend. Can't wait for it to fade away. I like my sidewalls to work like sidewalls.

im sure it wont. just like being slammed. everyone all said that would disappear. it hasnt. its still there. as long as low offset and wide rims get made, they'll be flush, stanced, and wrong fitment.

[chessboxer]

the lip of the rim is flush with the body of the car. i know it doesnt make sense. neither does being slammed. but its a way of life. lmao. there are different aspects of the tuner world. those who want power. those who want looks. and those who want both. the wrong fitment and stanced folks are the one for looks.

But to me, not even the rim is flush with the fender line, so the term flush still does not apply. Sure, maybe 1 out of 10 cars has it that way, but it seems to be more of an exception than a rule.

Dump it, put silly offset rims, and a roofrack but don't actually ride a bike.

Instant cool!

[Shadow1]

But to me, not even the rim is flush with the fender line, so the term flush still does not apply. Sure, maybe 1 out of 10 cars has it that way, but it seems to be more of an exception than a rule.

Dump it, put silly offset rims, and a roofrack but don't actually ride a bike.

Instant cool!

LMAO!!!

aint it funny how the world works aint it? lol.

[esskater892]

ya ive seen the diamond flush wheels.

and for the people that are not for this topic plz dont post cuz its not the help im wanting. thanks for your input.