Crossfire HD - hard2catch.net - YouTube

Anyone know what wheel/tire/suspension setup this xfire has?

 

I like the video's music. Squirrel Crusher

 

He's using Schmidt CC-line Wheels...

More info here

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...crossfire.html

 

I really like the stance of the startech xfire. Anyone know what the offset is on those huge 20"X11"'s and if it required mods to fit especially with it being lowered.

 

I recall him stating there was an immense amount of bodywork to be done. Namely in the rear fenders, but the fronts needed love as well.

 

I believe a rear wheel over a 10.5" width will require fender modifications. I recently purchased Schmidt Phantom Line wheels - Front 8.5 x 19 ET30, Rear 10.5 x 20 ET22. The fit is dead on and did not require any mods I was running 10mm spacers in the front and 15mm spacers in the rear with my stock wheels. No more spacers needed!! I am lowered on cut OEM srt6 springs (removed 3/4 of a coil off each spring). I say just perfect! Schmidt wheels rock!! Cost a pretty penny but well worth it..

 

that has to be one of the nicest set of wheels i have ever seen on a xfire. very well thought out and the fit is dead on!! congrats

 

Agreed with Steve, that fit and finish is SUPERB Len!!! One of my favorite Crossfires on here.

 

I really like the look and stance with the schmidt's. Do you happen to have a link with styles and specs of your wheels?

 

You indeed have the perfect setup, love the stance of your car. Your springs are cut 3/4 of a turn, right?

 

Check out this site...german-wheels.com

There are several styles of wheels compatible with the Crossfire. The specific link to the specs of my wheels -

Chrysler - Crossfire - Phantom-Line 1-tlg, 20'' - Fahrzeugauswahl und Teilegutachten - von Felge.de

Schmidt has a US distributor - tunershop.com

Check out their gallery for the Crossfire. They used my car to showcase the Phantom's...

Chrysler Crossfire - Schmidt Revolution Phantom Line

Cool, huh?

 

Correct, 3/4 of a turn. A full coil would produce rubbing with the 10.5" width without fender modifications.

 

BTW, thanks for the compliments guys! Makes it a little easier to cope with the thousands I've spent on my ride over the years...