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I'm running 275/30 up front with +7 offset no negative camber and I'm tucking half of the tire it only rubs when driving through beat up rodes or speedbumps..
I'm running 275/30 up front with +7 offset no negative camber and I'm tucking half of the tire it only rubs when driving through beat up rodes or speedbumps..
Thx for the info, aggressive stance and awesome ride~
that wheel width/offset on stock front camber arms(a 1.5" or so drop should put it at around -2 camber) can fit a 285 front and a 295 rear(with a roll). i would do a 285/30f 295/35r.
personally, a 275/30 on a 10.5" wheel is not ideal(toyo agrees)---why not swap the 35 series to the rear and put the 30's on the front for the time being(toyo would approve of that).
I like your idea of 285 front and 295 back...........however my wallet won't allow me
I did the swap (like you said and after a little of toyo research as well) and currently I have:
I'd shorten my control arms before buying new wheels.
10-04-2010, 02:29 AM
