Rubbing question
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Rubbing question
Hi,
I got an 06 IS350 and I want to put wheels on it but I want to be sure I'll not rub... Car's gonna be slammed on Megan Racing coilover...
Here's the setup:
20x8.5 offset +35 with 225-30-20 tire front
20x9.5 offset +45 with 255-30-20 tire rear
Thanks
I got an 06 IS350 and I want to put wheels on it but I want to be sure I'll not rub... Car's gonna be slammed on Megan Racing coilover...
Here's the setup:
20x8.5 offset +35 with 225-30-20 tire front
20x9.5 offset +45 with 255-30-20 tire rear
Thanks
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Its prob. gonna rub with 20's. (good thing you're going with coils atleast)
Should have gone with 19's......then you should slam that bad boy like a red headed step child
Should have gone with 19's......then you should slam that bad boy like a red headed step child
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Explain the difference between using 225/35-19 and 225/30-20 on the front.
They are the SAME dimensions.
So much for being able to lower the car more on 19s than 20.
SAME SAME.
Slam dunk on the 2IS, actually a bit conservative.
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it wont rub. those are thin tires plus that rear offset is weak. The front is a bit more aggressive but that 225/30 is a rubberband so you wont rub.
I have high 30's in front and mid 40's in the rear and no rub ever
I have high 30's in front and mid 40's in the rear and no rub ever
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225/35 gives you 3.9cm or 39mm of tire wall all around your rim
245/30 gives you 3.6cm or 36mm of tire wall.
From what I calculated when measuring my real life tires, and the dimension I get from the calculations... you get a bit more tire wall than what my calculations gives you
245/30 gives you 3.6cm or 36mm of tire wall.
From what I calculated when measuring my real life tires, and the dimension I get from the calculations... you get a bit more tire wall than what my calculations gives you
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thanks for your help guys! I would be interested in another set of wheels too but the size are a bit different... I wanna know if I'll rub with this setup?
same tires size and same front wheel spec (20x8.5 offset +35) but the rear would be 20x10 with offset +41
same tires size and same front wheel spec (20x8.5 offset +35) but the rear would be 20x10 with offset +41