Tire / Wheel Fitment Questions
#2341
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To make this work properly you will need the full measure at the rear: Roll, porta power pull, bumper bolt relocate
Your camber suggestion looks OK as well
Guys that recommend less work needed are probably rubbing at times & have jerked-in a lot of rear camber
#2342
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I run a similar set up except +30 & 275/40. Both of these pkgs overlay somewhat similar on the calculator except +18 gives you a lot of poke
To make this work properly you will need the full measure at the rear: Roll, porta power pull, bumper bolt relocate
Your camber suggestion looks OK as well
Guys that recommend less work needed are probably rubbing at times & have jerked-in a lot of rear camber
To make this work properly you will need the full measure at the rear: Roll, porta power pull, bumper bolt relocate
Your camber suggestion looks OK as well
Guys that recommend less work needed are probably rubbing at times & have jerked-in a lot of rear camber
Thanks.
#2347
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But if you absolutely dont want to mod them, you should stay w/the stock offset +38, especially running a 9.5" wide wheel
If you go w/a lower offset of say +35 to +30 or even lower your tire width choice narrows to stretch only tire fitment
Last edited by MinusPrevious; Aug 23, 2013 at 08:42 PM.
#2348
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Ok maybe ill look into rolling them to be safe i just get nervous to mess around because i dont know anyone that does thst kinda thing around me..i like in the philadelphia are
My suggestion is to get over the dread of modding your rear fenders. Its the only way to run some aggressive rubber & a wheel w/a bit of poke
But if you absolutely dont want to mod them, you should stay w/the stock offset +38, especially running a 9.5" wide wheel
If you go w/a lower offset of say +35 to +30 or even lower your tire width choice narrows to stretch only tire fitment
But if you absolutely dont want to mod them, you should stay w/the stock offset +38, especially running a 9.5" wide wheel
If you go w/a lower offset of say +35 to +30 or even lower your tire width choice narrows to stretch only tire fitment
#2352
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Just ran the numbers in the calc using both a 245/35 & a 245/40. You will have to work the rears fully to get this to fit correctly (roll, pull, bumper bolt). This is using stock rear camber which I recommend. Dont add camber to make it fit
+20 is fine for street use but terrible if you ever track
Not sure about spacers on these wheels. There are plenty of guys running them & plenty of posts to search
+20 is fine for street use but terrible if you ever track
Not sure about spacers on these wheels. There are plenty of guys running them & plenty of posts to search
#2354
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Theres no 1 answer but IMO offsets above +30 & higher will fit larger width tires which is better for tracking. The wheel & tire should be able to float fully into the well w/out rub on stock camber
A lot of guys on this forum will note +20 works w/only a roll but they often jerk-in high neg camber settings. They accept rub as just part of game, but if you track at all, rubbing is a No-Go