275 35 18 quick question
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275 35 18 quick question
I did a search and found alot of info but none real specific I want to run a 275 35 18 on the rear of my SC with stock set-up 9" rim 38 mm offset I 245-40 18 front 8" 38 mm I see many and hear of many with 265 rear-@45 Front But I haven't seen any 275's , but I know the out-there any input will be appreciated should I be ok the 275 gets me closer to the stock tire overall diameter
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Ou yeah Yes I did search and got a little info
But thats old news
Greg\
Pics to come
Help
Ou yeah Yes I did search and got a little info
But thats old news
Greg\
Pics to come
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I have a 285/35 on the rear and 245/40 up front. They only rub over really hard turns and huge bumps. I haven't rolled the fenders yet, and my car is lowered about 2-2.5 inches. You having a 9 inch wheel will help a little also in the rear because I think mine would easily clear with that extra 1/4 inch. I don't think you'll have to roll anything in the rear, maybe the front if you mind it rubbing occassionally.
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275s in rear
My car has stock set-up not lowered at all got a del on a set of niito extreme 555 245-40-18 front & 275-35 18 for rear Ive seen alot with 265's in rear with more than major room to spare as soon as the rims get out the paint shop I post pics & result
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Oh yeah whats involved in fender rolling is it expensive ,will it require any painting or body work meaning repainting ect.
Greg
Oh yeah whats involved in fender rolling is it expensive ,will it require any painting or body work meaning repainting ect.
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