22s on my Escape

 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 176
Registered: Apr-06
These are the 22s I just put on my 05 ford escape.

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Username: Explictx

Glen Burnie, Maryland USA

Post Number: 359
Registered: Mar-07
nice man looks good
 

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Username: 04redmach1

Columbus, GA USA

Post Number: 1286
Registered: Mar-06
Looks good. You are upgrading brakes right? Do you have the 4 cylinder or 6? AWD or FWD?

Kevin
 

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Username: Gavbo211

JL Audio 10w3v2, IL US

Post Number: 577
Registered: Jan-05
those look damn clean. good rim choice.
 

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Username: Yukhui

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina USA

Post Number: 630
Registered: Jan-06
At first I sighed when I read Escape but now I think it looks nice man.
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 177
Registered: Apr-06
Its a V6 AWD..Ill be uprgrading my brakes soon as well. Any advice on what brakes to get?
 

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Username: M0nkeyman692

Post Number: 313
Registered: Feb-07
hahahha that totally changes my mind on escapes haha. i thought it would be impossible to pimp those out.. i was wondering. with bigger wheels that would decrease the pick-up of the car and increase the top speed... right? and also would it affect the speedometer
 

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Username: Skibum12189

Cleveland

Post Number: 1534
Registered: Mar-06
i love the look of that...never thought an escape could look so cool...

just get any brakes with huge rotors (obviously 4 wheel discs)
 

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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 2640
Registered: Nov-05
that looks sweeeeeeeeeeeet oh my god
 

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Username: Blainew

Post Number: 2641
Registered: Nov-05
send a link for those!!
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 178
Registered: Apr-06
I think the pick up is just as good, I havent noticed any loss in acceleration. I just bought them brand new off ebay with tires. I wasnt even sure if 22s would fit but they dont even rub
 

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Username: Goodie_goop

Mid town, Texas U.S.

Post Number: 756
Registered: Oct-06
what color is the escape? its hard to tell with the lighting
 

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Username: Goodie_goop

Mid town, Texas U.S.

Post Number: 757
Registered: Oct-06
oh ya and it looks real clean lol
 

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Username: Hdubb

Team Revolution

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Registered: Nov-04
i dig it man
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 180
Registered: Apr-06
Its a dark gray, almost like gunmetal. sorry its not a very good pic, its the only 2 I have for now. I want to take one at night in a parking lot, that would be pretty bad i think.
 

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Username: 04redmach1

Columbus, GA USA

Post Number: 1288
Registered: Mar-06
Grab some brembo brakes. At least a 13 inch rotor. Since AWD, you shouldn't have a tranny problem. Good choice.

Kevin
 

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Username: B101

Everyone is ... USA

Post Number: 4330
Registered: Sep-05
"I think the pick up is just as good, I havent noticed any loss in acceleration." Craig

that just made no sense at all... you lost speed bro. also increased stomping distance, its called physics! take the class...

the added weight will also shorten the life of the drivetrain, differential gearing is key for bigger diameter wheels, so you just changed your overall final gear ratio also...

looks good none the less... how many inches taller is it sitting up?
 

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Username: The_image_dynamic

San Diego

Post Number: 2752
Registered: Dec-06
That's a trip the paint is gray cuz it looks almost lime green in the pics. Those wheels look sharp on that Escape and I don't even like big wheels usually. I would throw some Baer brakes on there or like Kevin said some Brembo's.
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 182
Registered: Apr-06
I dont know B, youre the physics major, you probably know geometry as well so you tell me how much taller it is.
 

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Username: B101

Everyone is ... USA

Post Number: 4334
Registered: Sep-05
I did not major in Physics, but its a requirement to have a major these days, for good reason! Phys 1&2 is as far as i have ventured... good stuff, Basically has alot to do with Electronics, which was my major...

but im into cars more than audio, and most work will be in your differentials setup up front and in the back... its just alot more weight for the tranny to get them moving up to speed... try swapping your differentials for tall gears... it will increase/help your get up and go, but it will have your rpms a little higher, keeping the engine in its powerband... however hwy mileage may decrease some...

however i doubt you got the cash to switch differentials... anyways, get some bigger rotors and breaks for that thing 1st!!
 

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Username: Th3pwn3r

Post Number:...

Post Number: 4633
Registered: Jul-06
They look kinda small for 22s but they look nice that's for sure.
 

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Username: 04redmach1

Columbus, GA USA

Post Number: 1290
Registered: Mar-06
B, you do realize that this SUV is FWD base correct? Therefore, switching gears will not make a huge difference. With it being a AWD vehicle on a FWD base, the car will not have much issue with rolling on 22's. What may need to be done is a lil bigger valve body in the tranny to allow for more fluids and cooling. You can grab a tuner form SCT and help with your shifting and speeds which I would recommend.

B, it is also brakes, not breaks :-)

Kevin
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 184
Registered: Apr-06
"I think the pick up is just as good, I havent noticed any loss in acceleration."

That was what I said..I havent noticed a difference, sure mathematically it may affect the acceleration, but not enough for me to notice. And although they look small they are 22's..I measured.
 

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Username: Th3pwn3r

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Post Number: 4635
Registered: Jul-06
Craig those wheels look great on there don't get me wrong and they don't look small either they look big but I was just sayin to me they don't look like 22s and what's nice is that it looks like you got a bit of tire on there too,most people have like super low profile tires and then hit a bump or pot-hole and they're f ucked lol.
 

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Username: 04redmach1

Columbus, GA USA

Post Number: 1299
Registered: Mar-06
Fo sho Rob. Craig, are they 245/35's? Or what size tire ya got? Always good to have rubber :-)

Kevin
 

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Username: Cplaya280

Quakertown, PA USA

Post Number: 665
Registered: Oct-05
those rims look kinda small for 22's. dey look like 20's.
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 185
Registered: Apr-06
Oh well they are are 265/35..Upload
 

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Username: Th3pwn3r

Post Number:...

Post Number: 4639
Registered: Jul-06
That picture doesn't work lol.You have to show where you started the tape measure as well if you're trying to show us properly but...the 11'' mark looks right in the center of the wheel and that picture wasn't necessary lol.I wasn't saying they weren't 22s I was just stating that they look small on there for whatever reason.
 

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Username: 04redmach1

Columbus, GA USA

Post Number: 1303
Registered: Mar-06
LMAO!! Yall c'mon now, they are 22's. You got 22x8's all around?

Kevin
 

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Username: Mercsable

Kalamazoo, MI USA

Post Number: 186
Registered: Apr-06
The wheel was too MASSIVE to be able to hold the tape measure and the camera and get the whole thing in. haha. Yeah, theyre the same all around. I was told today that I should lower it as well, but honestly I think its as tight as it can get without rubbing, atleast in the front.
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