So I finally made up my freakin mind! :)
03-13-2009, 06:05 AM
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So I finally made up my freakin mind! :)
Ive decided to go with 19s all around.
Im gunna pick up a set of Tenzo-r DC-5 v2 in flat black. But I did have a question about offset. Im almost positive that these will work but Id like to know what you guys think first before I do anything. I know I might get flamed for a stupid offset question, but I dont care. hahaha. Anyways Im gunna do 19x8.5 +20 for the front and 19x10 +19 for the rears. Will I be safe with this setup or will rolling my rear fenders be required. I planning on putting doing 245F 275R. Thanks guys.
Im gunna pick up a set of Tenzo-r DC-5 v2 in flat black. But I did have a question about offset. Im almost positive that these will work but Id like to know what you guys think first before I do anything. I know I might get flamed for a stupid offset question, but I dont care. hahaha. Anyways Im gunna do 19x8.5 +20 for the front and 19x10 +19 for the rears. Will I be safe with this setup or will rolling my rear fenders be required. I planning on putting doing 245F 275R. Thanks guys.
03-13-2009, 06:20 AM
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Ive decided to go with 19s all around.
Im gunna pick up a set of Tenzo-r DC-5 v2 in flat black. But I did have a question about offset. Im almost positive that these will work but Id like to know what you guys think first before I do anything. I know I might get flamed for a stupid offset question, but I dont care. hahaha. Anyways Im gunna do 19x8.5 +20 for the front and 19x10 +19 for the rears. Will I be safe with this setup or will rolling my rear fenders be required. I planning on putting doing 245F 275R. Thanks guys.
Im gunna pick up a set of Tenzo-r DC-5 v2 in flat black. But I did have a question about offset. Im almost positive that these will work but Id like to know what you guys think first before I do anything. I know I might get flamed for a stupid offset question, but I dont care. hahaha. Anyways Im gunna do 19x8.5 +20 for the front and 19x10 +19 for the rears. Will I be safe with this setup or will rolling my rear fenders be required. I planning on putting doing 245F 275R. Thanks guys.
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03-13-2009, 06:53 AM
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your fronts are fine, nothing to worry about.
i generally compare offsets to the TE37s 10.5 + 22 offset, and this 10+19 offset
Outer Clearance: RETRACT by 3mm
So yes, you shouldn't need a fender roll. the only difference is that yoru tires wont' be as stretched as it would be on a 10.5" rim.
this is 19x10+15 so it sticks out 4mm more
mind you my fenders were previously rolled...but if i remember where the fender position is, it's close but shouldn't rub.
i generally compare offsets to the TE37s 10.5 + 22 offset, and this 10+19 offset
Outer Clearance: RETRACT by 3mm
So yes, you shouldn't need a fender roll. the only difference is that yoru tires wont' be as stretched as it would be on a 10.5" rim.
this is 19x10+15 so it sticks out 4mm more
mind you my fenders were previously rolled...but if i remember where the fender position is, it's close but shouldn't rub.
03-13-2009, 07:20 AM
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OP, the size, offset and tire size is great. A 10" rim has a 11" width from lip to lip. 275" tire is 10.8" wide so thats a great fit. A 285 would also be a great fit.
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I hate this type of crap, it looks so ghey. Why buy a wide tire then put teeny tiny tires on them. So pointless, done only for looks and is actually contrary to what these cars were designed for.
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03-13-2009, 11:43 AM
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your fronts are fine, nothing to worry about.
i generally compare offsets to the TE37s 10.5 + 22 offset, and this 10+19 offset
Outer Clearance: RETRACT by 3mm
So yes, you shouldn't need a fender roll. the only difference is that yoru tires wont' be as stretched as it would be on a 10.5" rim.
this is 19x10+15 so it sticks out 4mm more
mind you my fenders were previously rolled...but if i remember where the fender position is, it's close but shouldn't rub.
i generally compare offsets to the TE37s 10.5 + 22 offset, and this 10+19 offset
Outer Clearance: RETRACT by 3mm
So yes, you shouldn't need a fender roll. the only difference is that yoru tires wont' be as stretched as it would be on a 10.5" rim.
this is 19x10+15 so it sticks out 4mm more
mind you my fenders were previously rolled...but if i remember where the fender position is, it's close but shouldn't rub.
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