MashinA

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here it is lets see if i can word it right: 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 with a 10mm or 15mm spacer, would i need to get different tires, i was thinking maybe getting the same size General UHP(good for stretch) or maybe going 225/30 and 245/30 but i also dont want the tire too look way to small when you look at the car from the back. Also if i get the spacers and take the car to an allignment shop and have them lower the camber to make my wheels more like this / \ will that help with rubbing issues? And if i CAN do that, what is a safe amount of camber to run in terms of tire wear not being too bad. I also dont really wanna mod my fenders anymore if possible :/
I know i have lots of questions and 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! Thx for your feedback in adance!

Platinum-VIP

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try going with a 225/30 in the front first... it'll help stretch the tire to have more clearance. and personally i would run a 235/30 in the rear.

iSuxeL

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Needs to be more aggressive IMO

MashinA

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More agressive in terms of offsets or what?

abounly

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yes more aggressive offsets

MashinA

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thats what the spacers are for...unless you're saying that with 15mm spacers it still wont be agressive enough. also can you adress my camber question as well

lexusis305

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I would do 225/30/20 & 255/30/20 and roll it

geeznuts

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I got 245/30/20 on a 20x10 and it looks good but I think 235/30/20 with a 15mil spacer would do the trick in the rear and lower it more

steezy

space it out and bend that tab in the front or cut it off.

MashinA

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235 is pushin it a bit too much for me. i think ill go 225/30f and 245/30r
what are some good not so expensive tires for stretch? i know general are pretty good but i cant seem to find them in 245/30...

lexusis305

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Nexen, nakang and the lists gos on .....

MashinA

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this is with a 10mm spacer with my current tires. im getting 215or225/30 and 245/30, should i stick with 10mm or go to 15?

01LEXPL

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Check this site out in terms of stretch: http://www.tyrestretch.com/index.php

Mind you they don't have anything with the 20" rim but the width's and sidewalls are the same.