18x9.5+15 fronts....
will this work? I don't have brembos or bbk. its either that size or 18x9.5+38. i figure the +15 offset would work better then the +38 for the front. thanks
What's your goal here, run the widest possible front tire or aggressive offset for looks? I run a 17 x 9 +35 with a 275 width tire for track use without any rubbing. If you go with the +15 you will probably have to stretch the tire to make it work, probably 235/245 width maximum. BTW, I just so happen to have a wheel in that size (
) with a 275 width tire on it, and I can test fit it if you want.
) with a 275 width tire on it, and I can test fit it if you want.
Originally Posted by 1nate7
What's your goal here, run the widest possible front tire or aggressive offset for looks? I run a 17 x 9 +35 with a 275 width tire for track use without any rubbing. If you go with the +15 you will probably have to stretch the tire to make it work, probably 235/245 width maximum. BTW, I just so happen to have a wheel in that size (
) with a 275 width tire on it, and I can test fit it if you want.
) with a 275 width tire on it, and I can test fit it if you want.umm you dont have a clue what you are talking about huh?..
Originally Posted by 3FITTTY
umm you dont have a clue what you are talking about huh?..
Knowing what size tires you want to run and if you are lowering your car is important.
If you want to run a wide tire, like a 275 on a +15 wheel you will rub because the tire tread is going to stick out about 14mm past the fender.
What he is saying is that if you run a 245 with a stretch it will take on a 9.5" wheel, your tread may stay inside the fender just enough that it wont rub even though the bead of the tire may be outside the fender.
A +38 on the fronts are gonna rub the suspension. Do they not make your wheels in something more Z friendly like a +22~30 ?
Chris
HyperSprite is right.
I have 18x9.5 +22 with a 275/35/18 front tire and it rubbed until I flared the front fenders a bit. I can only imagine what a +15 would do.
With a 245 you will get the stretch look but the tires may be thin enough to tuck under the fender.
I have 18x9.5 +22 with a 275/35/18 front tire and it rubbed until I flared the front fenders a bit. I can only imagine what a +15 would do.
With a 245 you will get the stretch look but the tires may be thin enough to tuck under the fender.
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