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****Official Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide for SC300/SC400****
04-13-11, 05:33 PM
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here is an 18x9.5 +22 up front with a 225/40 on turbo mkiv eibachs. close to what your looking for in width/offset.
yea i know it looks odd, it was just temporary lol
yea i know it looks odd, it was just temporary lol
04-13-11, 06:13 PM
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thinking about buying some tsw carthage for my sc300. 18x8 front and 19x9.5 for the rear. 20 offset on all 4. will i need to roll fenders or stretch tires? how flush will it be.
http://www.wheelwarehouse.com/p-5042...ge-silver.aspx
http://www.wheelwarehouse.com/p-5042...ge-silver.aspx
04-14-11, 07:42 PM
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On the rear, the wheel will sit 6mm farther out than Mongols setup and 6mm closer to your suspension on the inside (not that it matters in this case).
04-15-11, 01:15 PM
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Vince9164, this is an image of a 18 x 10.5 et 30 with a 275/35. I had added a 5mm spacer after this image was taken and clearance was still good, about another 5mm before touching the fender. Aggressively cut fenders to clear.
Hopes this gives you an idea what your fitment may be like. I think fitting a 265 will really depend on what tire manufacturer you buy from, as some run wide and some narrow and the amount of camber you get dialed in.
Good luck.
Hopes this gives you an idea what your fitment may be like. I think fitting a 265 will really depend on what tire manufacturer you buy from, as some run wide and some narrow and the amount of camber you get dialed in.
Good luck.
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04-19-11, 10:42 PM
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front 18x9.5+19 235/40 -1degree of camber and rear 18x10.5+19 255/40 with -3.5degrees of camber with fenders rolled flat and a slight pull
