1st gen GS assistance needed- f18x9 +21 r18x10 +33
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1st gen GS assistance needed- f18x9 +21 r18x10 +33
Does anyone know how fitment would be on a 1st gen GS?? Here is the specs for the wheels: F18x9 +21 R18x10 +33 Tires would be: 225/40 and 265/35
Thanks in advance!
-Craig
Thanks in advance!
-Craig
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Alright, so I picked up the wheels a couple of weeks ago! I just got them back from the wheel shop (polished, zero curbs now)
My question this time is regarding tires. The came w/225-40-18's (f) and 265-35-18's (r) . I'm lowered on Tanabe's-which drop the car almost 2". I want to fill up the gap in the rear and in the fronts. I've been contemplating getting 245/40/18's in the front, however w/my agressive offset I'm not sure It'll work. Would I be better off going to 235/40/18 or something else?
Let's leave that alone for a bit....Onto the rears, would 275 be ok?
Any brand recommendations are greatly appreciated as well. I have search, but there is not too many people w/1GS that are running a 9" up front w/21 offset.
Thanks in advance! ANY HELP APPRECIATED
Here's what the front looks like. I know the picture is crappy but it's all I have here at work.
-Craig
My question this time is regarding tires. The came w/225-40-18's (f) and 265-35-18's (r) . I'm lowered on Tanabe's-which drop the car almost 2". I want to fill up the gap in the rear and in the fronts. I've been contemplating getting 245/40/18's in the front, however w/my agressive offset I'm not sure It'll work. Would I be better off going to 235/40/18 or something else?
Let's leave that alone for a bit....Onto the rears, would 275 be ok?
Any brand recommendations are greatly appreciated as well. I have search, but there is not too many people w/1GS that are running a 9" up front w/21 offset.
Thanks in advance! ANY HELP APPRECIATED
Here's what the front looks like. I know the picture is crappy but it's all I have here at work.
-Craig
Last edited by jdmdaddy; 03-16-07 at 02:07 PM.
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By the way it looks I think both 235 and 245 will fit, but 235 will be a safer bet if you are not going to make any modifications to the front fenders. The rears would be fine with either a 265 or 275.
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