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03-13-2005, 07:20 PM
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pics: 255 on 9.5+22 / 285 on 10.5+22
Had some folks asking to post pics of this setup. Finally got around to taking the pics. I did have to roll the fenders for this setup. Sorry for the quality of the pics, I took them in my office's garage.
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03-13-2005, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by apharmdb
Had some folks asking to post pics of this setup. Finally got around to taking the pics. I did have to roll the fenders for this setup. Sorry for the quality of the pics, I took them in my office's garage.
03-14-2005, 06:46 AM
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Thanks for this post, gives me some better understanding. I am not that great with tire knowledge, but I want my rear tire to be sunken in just a fraction more than yours, so, do I go with a few mm offset more than 22 or less? I know stupid question, but please help me. BEN
03-14-2005, 08:36 AM
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NP, and it's not a stupid question at all. If you want the rears to be more tucked in, you'll need to go with a higher offset. Something like +30 might be what you are looking for. Also keep in mind that my rear wheel is 10.5 inches wide whereas most folks go with a 9.5 inch wheel. Good luck with the wheel search and make sure to post some pics when you get them on.
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03-29-2005, 03:07 PM
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Tires are BFG KDW's and the lip in the front is much smaller than the rear. There is a 9.5 inch wheel with a lip but the offset is +12. Only seen folks running this in the rears, never the front so I don't know if it will work out.
03-29-2005, 04:04 PM
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I run a 9.5/10.5 setup with those exact same tire sizes (and brand) but my offsets are +29 f/r - I'm lowered about an inch, but do NOT have any rubbing issues in the front or rear (the reason I tried this setup) - it's crazy that only a 7mm difference can mean the difference between rubbing and not rubbing...
03-29-2005, 04:13 PM
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Wish me luck guys my tires where delivered today 265-30-19 & 295-30-19 michellin ps2,,I have the racinghart cpftune 19 inch. Front 9 inch- rear 10.5 dunno offset but i grinded the hell out of my fenders and sanded them down so looks very clean. I will put on tires this sunday ...i hope it doesnt rubbbbb
03-29-2005, 04:58 PM
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Should be OK if your offsets are +22 or higher. I've seen 10.5 with 295/30.19 work with +22 and cut fenders. Post some pics when you get them on!
03-29-2005, 06:15 PM
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are you lowered? do you think if you wnet 275/35 in the rear you would have to still roll fenders?
BTW i really like the 10.5 +22 because of the lip you get but i ended up ordering 9.5+22 for my rears just to be safe and not deal with the whole rubbing and rolling fenders buisness
BTW i really like the 10.5 +22 because of the lip you get but i ended up ordering 9.5+22 for my rears just to be safe and not deal with the whole rubbing and rolling fenders buisness
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Originally Posted by bwzabodyn
I run a 9.5/10.5 setup with those exact same tire sizes (and brand) but my offsets are +29 f/r - I'm lowered about an inch, but do NOT have any rubbing issues in the front or rear (the reason I tried this setup) - it's crazy that only a 7mm difference can mean the difference between rubbing and not rubbing...
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