staggered rims

[6G72gearhead]

You guys are forgetting that the only way a wider rear wheel is when it powers them. Even on AWD though its usually set up with equal width wheels or a 1/2" skinnier in the rear to help fight understeer.

[Alexey]

Personally, I think you can pull off a staggered look on a Galant. I've seen it done, so you can definitely do it; and it's a personal preference whether you'll think it looks good or not. It's a Euro way of styling a car, when even FWD cars have staggered wheels. I thought about it for a while as well, but ended up just going with wider wheels on both front and rear. In my case, 8.5" with a decent lip. Just think about the look you want to achieve, and go for it. Wish you luck. Post pics when you do it 8)

[mau]

Personally, I think you can pull off a staggered look on a Galant. I've seen it done, so you can definitely do it; and it's a personal preference whether you'll think it looks good or not. It's a Euro way of styling a car, when even FWD cars have staggered wheels. I thought about it for a while as well, but ended up just going with wider wheels on both front and rear. In my case, 8.5" with a decent lip. Just think about the look you want to achieve, and go for it. Wish you luck. Post pics when you do it 8)

i'll be sure to do so..i'm working on my jdm/euro setup first. heads,tails and grill are on the way. bumpers are in the works..

rims aren't coming for a while..just doing some research for now and insight from you guys. thanks.