Eagle Rims

I am about to purchase the Eagle 077's 18x8. The offset is positive (38mm) but different than the stock rims (55mm). Will this affect performance or mounting. Do these rims give better performance than the stock? I am on a budget.

They will fit fine. Before running them on my Camaro I let my buddy borrow mine for a while on his '99 T/A. The larger diameter rocks - but they are pretty narrow - so you can only safely run a 245 on them, which kind of stinks. They aren't a bad wheel though, for the price.

Cool, thanks, I bought them yesterday withP255/35ZR18 tires already wrapped and balanced on Ebay:D Hopefully i'll be able to post some pictures when i can get them on.

Originally posted by ws6chicken95
Cool, thanks, I bought them yesterday withP255/35ZR18 tires already wrapped and balanced on Ebay:D Hopefully i'll be able to post some pictures when i can get them on. If your car isn't lowered then get ready to buy some springs too...'cause if you don't then it will look :yuck:. Trust me. ;)

Yeah, i was thinking about the pro lit from eibach. It will really look that bad? Any pictures?

Originally posted by 94BlackBowtie
If your car isn't lowered then get ready to buy some springs too...'cause if you don't then it will look :yuck:. Trust me. ;)



Oh god yes. I found a picture of my car of when i first had the wheels on and without springs and the thing looked horrible. 4X4 action.

Pics in the sig of the 077 rims.

I have yet to put on the rims and tires. If i go ahead and buy the eibach pro kit for around $180, how much will installation cost? Thanks for the advice.

Do it yourself ;)


Um........I dont know maybe 200-300. It took me about 4 hours to do it and most shops charge 60-70 per hour.

I heard that you could kill yourself if you install them improperly. Is there a way to install the correctly, could someone point me in a direction to learn how to install Eibach pro kit springs? Thanks