Flush look, fitment question? Need some advice!
i am currently running on work vsxx 20x9, 225/35 +36 front and 20x10 255/35 +32 rear. Im dropped on bcrs. i currently only have minor rub in the front on the tab and bolt that hold the bumper to the fender after i did some mods to it. my fenders are pulled and rolled/shaved?(removed the insulation on the inside). i am tucking a lil bit but i want to get a fuller flusher look so to speak, so i was wondering if i went a little wider on the tires 235/35 and 275/35 front and rear respectively, will that fill it out some(make it stick out a little more if you will) or will i need to use spacers? or will it just rub way too much?
I kinda got a responce from a member here to just run spacers and mod my fenders more but i wanted to post with some pics and see what others think. i dont really wanna mod my fenders anymore if possible :/
I know this is an art of its own and if i had the money to play around i would try different things until i get it to work but since im on a budget im trying to find out as much as i can and be able to do it right the first time!











I kinda got a responce from a member here to just run spacers and mod my fenders more but i wanted to post with some pics and see what others think. i dont really wanna mod my fenders anymore if possible :/
I know this is an art of its own and if i had the money to play around i would try different things until i get it to work but since im on a budget im trying to find out as much as i can and be able to do it right the first time!











Last edited by MashinA; Dec 24, 2010 at 07:06 PM.
if anything, you should be running 30-series tires. those 35-series tires are actually 3/4" to 1" taller (in terms of overall diameter). that's why you're having clearance issues.
I was thinking that like a 235/30 front and 275/30 rear? or should i stick with 225 and 255?
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ok so i tried a 10mm spacer with my 255/35s but it would rub too much as expected. but this is what it looked like



so i got a 245/30 tire with a 15mm spacer and it works but i need another degree or so of camber to cave the top in so it doesnt hit on bigger dips







what do u think? to me it looks nice however...i really hate how skinny that tire is. my question is if i went with a 245/35 and a 10mm spacer and some more negative camber would it work?? also would it be weird if i left the front 225/30 or should i go like 215/35 in the front as well?



so i got a 245/30 tire with a 15mm spacer and it works but i need another degree or so of camber to cave the top in so it doesnt hit on bigger dips







what do u think? to me it looks nice however...i really hate how skinny that tire is. my question is if i went with a 245/35 and a 10mm spacer and some more negative camber would it work?? also would it be weird if i left the front 225/30 or should i go like 215/35 in the front as well?
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