wheel guys!indeed of your input
08-09-2009, 11:54 AM
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wheel guys!indeed of your input
I am looking at a set of gram lights someone is selling on Zilvia I am running a 18x10 +11 on the rear now and its almost flush..I dont have a camber kit so its angle like a ****..his are a 18x10 -15...how much quarter work is it gonna need to fit these things?worth doing?
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08-09-2009, 02:29 PM
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rolled fenders, stretched tires and maybe some negative camber...I'm running a 19x10.5 offset of -5 and I have no problems I'm running 245/35/19
this is how they look from the rear...hope this helps....
this is how they look from the rear...hope this helps....
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08-09-2009, 02:51 PM
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hmm good idea...ima try a local tire shop or something see if i can find one to borrow!..running a 245 on that big of a wheel just scares the **** out of me..one hole...bend the **** out of 57S pro ti...id cry!
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I am in the process of putting on 19X10 -15 on my car with a 275/45 and I couldnt fi tthe rears on the car. I have to put on my camber kits and run neg camber in order to get them to fit. If I ran stretched tires I would be able to do it with out neg camber.
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even with stretched tires, you are going to have to use a combination of rolling/pulling and negative camber to make that offset work
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