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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / Maintenance and Repair / April 200720 inch rims on a Taurus?
Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? WHY??? A Taurus is never going to be a good car, no matter how much you spend on wheels and tires. To answer your original question, I don't know. nate  Signaturereplace "roosters" with "cox" to reply. http://members.cox.net/njnagel > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? Yes... no problem at all. Of course putting rubber on them might make a difference. On Apr 21, 5:44 am, yuuyuudra...@gmail.com wrote: > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? With a judicious application of angle grinder to the fender wells ANYTHING is possible. But you'll find yourself still driving a piece of sh.t, except now you have 20 inch rims. Good luck with it. Chris ===== ===== On Apr 21, 7:44?am, yuuyuudra...@gmail.com wrote: > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? ====== ====== No! Fact, not fiction. ~:~ MarshMonster ~sips his crownroyal....thinks trick questions should have trick answers~ ~:~ > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? As long as the old tires were taller than 20", then sure. With a low enough profile tire, you could keep them the stock height and width and everything would fit fine. You might need custom rims, but it's nothing you can't fix with money. Ray >Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? What would be the point? ok.....i've read the 7 posts that have been made so far..... and.....I gave the ONLY correct answer. I gave it short and sweet. I only used one word. I didn't ponder. I didn't strayoff. so.....me knowing that to be fact and the fact being me knowing what the facts are as the facts of the OP's statement are now factually posted for alltime, for all to see...for all to reread. so...with THAT....said..... what i wanna know is was is was is..... how you gonna put ANY tire on......without it being lifted? levitation?? ~~ 00 L O i defer to my original answer to the original question as it was originally posted. ~:~ MarshMonster ~sips his mushroom tea~ ~:~ > ok.....i've read the 7 posts that have been made so far..... > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > I didn't strayoff. I'm sure that my answer was also correct... > >Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? > > What would be the point? Can I put a spoiler on a backhoe? ;-) SignaturePaul Hovnanian mailto:Paul@Hovnanian.com ------------------------------------------------------------------ Broken pipe. Command flooded basement. >> >Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? >> >> What would be the point? > > Can I put a spoiler on a backhoe? Come on... there could be a few good reasons to put 20" rims on a Taurus... - No need to pull over if you get a flat... Tire profile is so low that there ain't much air in there to start with. You might even get away with "spray on rubber"! - If the cops are chasing you and the toss out a spike strip your Taurus won't bottom out on the frame when the tires shred apart. - More room for those stationary advertising hubcaps I see on cabs all over Vegas advertising for Denny's. - No need for cinderblocks to store the big redneck auto collection on your front yard. - Save the environment! The amount of rubber in a 20 series tire should be much less than a 70 series tire! (Yes, 20 ratio tires exist: http://www.reifenpresse.de/CDML007/en/gast/detail.php?t=akt&tk=1085283&RecID=12558 ) >>> >Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? >>> >>> What would be the point? >> >> Can I put a spoiler on a backhoe? >Come on... there could be a few good reasons to put 20" rims on a Taurus... >- No need to pull over if you get a flat... Tire profile is so low that >there ain't much air in there to start with. You might even get away with >"spray on rubber"! >- If the cops are chasing you and the toss out a spike strip your Taurus >won't bottom out on the frame when the tires shred apart. And you won't get any speeding tickets as it'll be unable to break 40mph. Try to stop it from 35mph, loss control and leave it in a ditch. >> >Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? >> >> What would be the point? >Can I put a spoiler on a backhoe? >;-) Only if the backhoe has a trunk lid. On Apr 21, 6:44 am, yuuyuudra...@gmail.com wrote: > Could 20in rims fit on a taurus w/o needing a lift? Just when I thought I had heard everything, in walks Vanilla Ice wanting to put 20's on a Taurus. Does the concept of throwing a set of + $1000.00 wheels and tires on a $200.00 POS strike anyone as dumb. Well at least all the girlies will say "your pretty fly for a white guy"! |
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