will a 295/35/18 fit on a 10.5" 45mm offset wheel for the rear?
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Originally Posted by sentry65
I'm trying to find out if it'll fit ok or if I'll need 10-15mm spacers/hub adapters
btw, does anyone know the offsets for the rear 8.5" track rims?
btw, does anyone know the offsets for the rear 8.5" track rims?
oem track wheels are +30 front and +33 rear
10.5 +45 should be tucked in, but a 10 or even 15 mm spacer will bring it out nicely. but you should get longer hub bolts just in case.
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Originally Posted by sentry65
I'm trying to find out if it'll fit ok or if I'll need 10-15mm spacers/hub adapters
btw, does anyone know the offsets for the rear 8.5" track rims?
btw, does anyone know the offsets for the rear 8.5" track rims?
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yeah i bought the SSR GT-2's with 43mm offset
when they do run that plastic part, is it only when you're taking a corner fast? how often do they run on street driving?
Can the car be lowered at all in the rear?
will adjusting the camber have an effect on reducing the rubbing at all?
when they do run that plastic part, is it only when you're taking a corner fast? how often do they run on street driving?
Can the car be lowered at all in the rear?
will adjusting the camber have an effect on reducing the rubbing at all?
Last edited by sentry65; 07-08-2005 at 05:43 PM.
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Originally Posted by sentry65
yeah i bought the SSR GT-2's with 43mm offset
when they do run that plastic part, is it only when you're taking a corner fast? how often do they run on street driving?
Can the car be lowered at all in the rear?
will adjusting the camber have an effect on reducing the rubbing at all?
when they do run that plastic part, is it only when you're taking a corner fast? how often do they run on street driving?
Can the car be lowered at all in the rear?
will adjusting the camber have an effect on reducing the rubbing at all?
Yes the car can be lowered. I am running hotchkis springs on my car.
Do you have the wheels yet? Also, what tire are you going to run?
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Yeah I have the wheels already
I'm going to be running Michelin PS2's - have them on order anyway
I'm planning on replacing my suspension and lowering the car like an inch or so
I'm also buying some A-arms and traction rods so I'll try to keep the camber within normal spec
I might consider getting different hub mounts if I can find some to push the wheel out a little more. I was told by a couple people the +43 offset would work fine with the 295's so it's good to hear from someone with the same setup.
is your rubbing happening all the time or just sometimes?
I'm going to be running Michelin PS2's - have them on order anyway
I'm planning on replacing my suspension and lowering the car like an inch or so
I'm also buying some A-arms and traction rods so I'll try to keep the camber within normal spec
I might consider getting different hub mounts if I can find some to push the wheel out a little more. I was told by a couple people the +43 offset would work fine with the 295's so it's good to hear from someone with the same setup.
is your rubbing happening all the time or just sometimes?
Last edited by sentry65; 07-08-2005 at 07:01 PM.
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Originally Posted by sentry65
Yeah I have the wheels already
I'm going to be running Michelin PS2's - have them on order anyway
I'm planning on replacing my suspension and lowering the car like an inch or so
I'm also buying some A-arms and traction rods so I'll try to keep the camber within normal spec
I might consider getting different hub mounts if I can find some to push the wheel out a little more. I was told by a couple people the +43 offset would work fine with the 295's so it's good to hear from someone with the same setup.
is your rubbing happening all the time or just sometimes?
I'm going to be running Michelin PS2's - have them on order anyway
I'm planning on replacing my suspension and lowering the car like an inch or so
I'm also buying some A-arms and traction rods so I'll try to keep the camber within normal spec
I might consider getting different hub mounts if I can find some to push the wheel out a little more. I was told by a couple people the +43 offset would work fine with the 295's so it's good to hear from someone with the same setup.
is your rubbing happening all the time or just sometimes?
What springs/coilovers are you looking into? I am, for a lack of a better term, a 'fanboy' of the hotchkis springs.
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