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read my reply earlier of course you have to mod the rear fenders
I don't think everyone with 285 rear tires had to mod the fenders.
I'm trying to decide whether to buy 275 or 285 width. I do not want to pull or cut fenders. My wheel width is 20x10.
I don't think everyone with 285 rear tires had to mod the fenders.
I'm trying to decide whether to buy 275 or 285 width. I do not want to pull or cut fenders. My wheel width is 20x10.
Its actually not that much of a difference. Simple way to put it... when you get the wheels and put them on and they rub, u will have to do with what has to be done. Its not by choice after you buy them... unless you want to sale them and get a new set.
I don't think everyone with 285 rear tires had to mod the fenders.
I'm trying to decide whether to buy 275 or 285 width. I do not want to pull or cut fenders. My wheel width is 20x10.
yeah i know not all 285 rubs (heck, i have been trying to defend that setup here on CL for a long time), but i know the wheels in person, they are aggressive offsets
yeah i know not all 285 rubs (heck, i have been trying to defend that setup here on CL for a long time), but i know the wheels in person, they are aggressive offsets
Yeah, the offsets do make a world of difference. Do u know what offsets flip is using? It's not mentioned.
Nice shooz RYAN.. Way to go! 
of course you have to mod the rear fenders 
12-29-07, 07:35 AM
