17 x 10's : What offset?
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Originally Posted by nothere
ok, so you are not lowered much at all. I used to have RRC's drop and I'd grind tires without my wife in the car.(on hard corners)
take her out for a spin.
From the looks of the weather, it might be a couple of days before I can
go out for a test and heat cycle my tires at the same time.
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Originally Posted by evo_dadi
hahah linking pics gets tricky sometimes.i love the look on it man!! 17x10 with +25 offset,what size of spacer do you have upfront?? and thats still using the 275 tires right?
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Originally Posted by robi
those tires will hit BIG time once your wheels start moving up and down...(got to 86 the "flexes" oxymoron shocks...though)
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Originally Posted by robi
those tires will hit BIG time once your wheels start moving up and down...(got to 86 the "flexes" oxymoron shocks...though)
He needed spacers and wheel studs to clear the suspension. Will i need them/do you have them/ if not, i need to order them.
thanks.
Last edited by WarmPepsi; Jun 11, 2006 at 05:14 PM.
im definitely planning on doing this also but not till later once i get some mod money again
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OK, finally got the car out this afternoon and there was some rubbing of the rear
tires on the fender with just mild spirited driving around.
I think there would be some major rubbing when driven hard at the track.
Robi, feel free to chime in here. Here is my new plan ( semi- ala Daddio):
I'll run all four 710's (275/40-17) but with 17 x 10 rims in the front and 17 x 9 in the rear.
That way I'll be able to keep my car lower.
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tires on the fender with just mild spirited driving around.
I think there would be some major rubbing when driven hard at the track.
Robi, feel free to chime in here. Here is my new plan ( semi- ala Daddio):
I'll run all four 710's (275/40-17) but with 17 x 10 rims in the front and 17 x 9 in the rear.
That way I'll be able to keep my car lower.
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Originally Posted by evo_007
17x10 ET35mm without spacers an option for the rears?
But maybe a 5mm spacer would make that 17 x 10 like a 30mm offset...
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