Rim fitment!
06-23-11, 07:08 PM
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Rim fitment!
19x8.5 42offset - front
19x9.5 40offset - rears
Bridgestone Re050 (tires)
245/40/19 fronts
275/35/19 rears
are the rims dimension too big?
will i need fender work?
different tire size?
19x9.5 40offset - rears
Bridgestone Re050 (tires)
245/40/19 fronts
275/35/19 rears
are the rims dimension too big?
will i need fender work?
different tire size?
06-23-11, 09:30 PM
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how low is your car?
you're going to need to roll your fenders to even try to run tires that wide. if you're lowered you should go down to a smaller tire to avoid rubbing issues.
im planning to run 18x8.5 +25 and 18x9 +19 wheels with 215/40s up front and 225/40s in the rear just to give u another perspective
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you're going to need to roll your fenders to even try to run tires that wide. if you're lowered you should go down to a smaller tire to avoid rubbing issues.
im planning to run 18x8.5 +25 and 18x9 +19 wheels with 215/40s up front and 225/40s in the rear just to give u another perspective
if you're not already, register on my.is, theres a lot of good info there.
heres a link to one of the threads on my.is
http://my.is/forums/f95/wheel-fitmen...i-need-413953/
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06-24-11, 01:53 PM
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how low is your car?
you're going to need to roll your fenders to even try to run tires that wide. if you're lowered you should go down to a smaller tire to avoid rubbing issues.
im planning to run 18x8.5 +25 and 18x9 +19 wheels with 215/40s up front and 225/40s in the rear just to give u another perspective
if you're not already, register on my.is, theres a lot of good info there.
heres a link to one of the threads on my.is
http://my.is/forums/f95/wheel-fitmen...i-need-413953/
you're going to need to roll your fenders to even try to run tires that wide. if you're lowered you should go down to a smaller tire to avoid rubbing issues.
im planning to run 18x8.5 +25 and 18x9 +19 wheels with 215/40s up front and 225/40s in the rear just to give u another perspective
if you're not already, register on my.is, theres a lot of good info there.
heres a link to one of the threads on my.is
http://my.is/forums/f95/wheel-fitmen...i-need-413953/
06-24-11, 01:59 PM
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the fronts you may be able to get away without rolling by running a smaller tire size, perhaps a 225/40.
rears look like it will need to be rolled regardless, but you will probably have to go down tire size there as well.
rears look like it will need to be rolled regardless, but you will probably have to go down tire size there as well.
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07-14-11, 12:12 AM
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WoW really? Guys this is what I'm running With minor roll in back. You dont need to go that aggressive with the tires. This setup is really not aggressive at all
19x9.5 Rear 265/35/19 35 offset
19x8.5 Front 235/35/19 Nexens
19x9.5 Rear 265/35/19 35 offset
19x8.5 Front 235/35/19 Nexens
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