who is running 295?
09-19-2007, 08:01 PM
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who is running 295?
who here is running 295/35r19 in the rear? preferably on a +24 offset. This is what i will likely be running, I just want to see if it sticks out of the fenders at all. post pictures if you have them please.
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Originally Posted by Blu_Blur
I'm running that on some BFG KDWIIs with some GT-C's (can't remember offset) but no, they don't stick out. They are actually flushed quite perfectly.
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09-20-2007, 01:14 PM
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Originally Posted by gambino
who here is running 295/35r19 in the rear? preferably on a +24 offset. This is what i will likely be running, I just want to see if it sticks out of the fenders at all. post pictures if you have them please.
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09-20-2007, 02:08 PM
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Remembering the offset sure would be nice.
I think they are +24.
Anyways, I have never seen a Z rub or come close to rubbing. Mine sure as hell don't. I kinda laugh when I see threads like this because it isn't that serious but I understand your precautions.
I am also lowered with Tein S-techs (1" drop at the MOST, probably not even that)
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Originally Posted by JETPILOT
295/30/19 is the correct size. I run that size on a 10" wheel and a +25 offset and a fully rolled lip and it barely makes it. I am lowered 1.25" in the rear.
The stock tire size is 245/45/18 which has an overall height of 26.8 inches. the 295/35/19 I want to use has an overall height of 27 inches. That will work, right?
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yes, 295/35/19 is a closer fit to the stock diameter, but 295/30/19 will work also, but will be slightly shorter. This may help a little bit in the gearing department resulting in faster acceleration
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