Tire/wheel combo without rubbing
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Tire/wheel combo without rubbing
I am looking to get a tire/wheel package for my 05 Evo in the next day. This is what Im thinking
Rim - Enkei RPF-1 in 17.8.5 +30mm
Now for the tires, its for autocross.. I currently have 255/40 Hankook RS-3s on 5zigen fno1rc 17x9 +35mm
I want the widest tire so it wont rub as currently I don't have any fenders rolled on the car.
Looking at R compound tires in 245/40 or 245/45
Hoosier A7 - 245/40/17
BFG - R1-S - 245/40/17
Hankook Z214 - 245/40/17
Kumho V710 in 245/45/17
Some of these tires run wider than the others. I think the R1-s and A7s are the widest. Does anyone have personal experience as to if they would not rub without rolling rear fenders? My rear camber is about -1.5.
Thanks,
Scott
Rim - Enkei RPF-1 in 17.8.5 +30mm
Now for the tires, its for autocross.. I currently have 255/40 Hankook RS-3s on 5zigen fno1rc 17x9 +35mm
I want the widest tire so it wont rub as currently I don't have any fenders rolled on the car.
Looking at R compound tires in 245/40 or 245/45
Hoosier A7 - 245/40/17
BFG - R1-S - 245/40/17
Hankook Z214 - 245/40/17
Kumho V710 in 245/45/17
Some of these tires run wider than the others. I think the R1-s and A7s are the widest. Does anyone have personal experience as to if they would not rub without rolling rear fenders? My rear camber is about -1.5.
Thanks,
Scott
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I'm not against rolling if i absolutely have to, but for right now im trying to get a light rim, the RPFs without having to use spacers, and apparently only the 17x8.5 +30mm variety will work, the 17x9 RPF +35 require spacers to clear the front calipers which I don't want to deal with.
I think the 17x9.5 +38 rpf1 clears the brembos. I know for sure the 17x9.5 +35 konig torch does (they're on my car now), and they weigh 20.5lbs. Not super light, but not too heavy.
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the 9.5 +38s fit fine in the rear, but you need a 20mm spacer up front. The spokes are diff angles on anything over the 8.5" RPFs. Ugh haha
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17x9 +35 with 245/40/17 or 255/40/17 is a no hassle setup as long as you are not all hellaflush or dropped a stupid amount. I ran this setup on 5Zigen's and some old Rota DPT's for 2-3 years as I worked through the NASA DE ladder.
Beyond that you might as well bit the bullet, start rolling and cutting and move to 18's with big rubber.
Beyond that you might as well bit the bullet, start rolling and cutting and move to 18's with big rubber.
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