FN01R-C 17x10 -12 fitment
10-15-2008, 10:30 AM
#61
I was going to bump this thread today...glad to see it's still going.
I just fit 17x9 +15 on all four corners...still running 255F 275R 615's...everything fits nice and no rubbing.
Can I fit the 275 up front also? Looking to finally run a square setup. I just changed out the +35 fronts to the +15's.
I just fit 17x9 +15 on all four corners...still running 255F 275R 615's...everything fits nice and no rubbing.
Can I fit the 275 up front also? Looking to finally run a square setup. I just changed out the +35 fronts to the +15's.
10-15-2008, 10:43 AM
#62
Any idea if Toyo R888's will fit any differently than the RT615's?
10-15-2008, 11:22 AM
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The R888's will be fine.
I'm happy to report my setup worked perfectly at Sebring.
I have the FN01Rc's 17x10 with R888's 275/40.
I decided not to put a spacer up front...spacers make me nervous
I had absolutely no problems and performance wise, it was ridiculous how much better this setup is!
I'm happy to report my setup worked perfectly at Sebring.
I have the FN01Rc's 17x10 with R888's 275/40.
I decided not to put a spacer up front...spacers make me nervous
I had absolutely no problems and performance wise, it was ridiculous how much better this setup is!
10-15-2008, 02:48 PM
#66
Looks awesome, but also looks like it'll be snug (on the outside) to fit the 295/35 tire on the same wheel set-up. That's an additional 0.4" on both the inside and outside. Think it would fit on your car? What is your camber currently set to, and is your car lowered at all? Thanks.
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