excape

Hey,

Stock suspension, no drop.

The rims i can get are 19x10 +35 offset. Do you guys know if this would fit in the front (with or without a spacer)?

I'd like to do 245/35/19, unless you guys have better recommendations?

AdvanZ33

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I know 19x10+22 will fit. 245/35 will be a little stretched but will work.

scotts300

iTrader: (46)

with a 5-15mm spacer - yes. 245 is too small for a 10, IMO. I have run 18x9.5 +31s up front with no problem. Your wheel sits 10mm further in, hence my suggestion of 5, 10, or 15mm spacer.

Z1 Performance

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ignoring for a second how awful it will look with a stock suspension/no drop, you will hit the front struts without using a spacer. How big of a spacer? 5-10mm should suffice as far as clearance. As far as looks? Different story, not sure what you're going for

excape

Thanks for you replies. I open to drop as well, how much would be advised with these rims?

Also if 245 is too small for the rims what would be a good size for front and rears?

The reason im sort of stuck on these rims is because there is only 4 available and they are all 19x10. But for the price i dont want to pass them up.

Z1 Performance

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the amount you drop is really up to you, what overall look you want, the road conditions, the type of handling (or looks only) you're after, and your budget

excape

Gotcha, so the drop won't affect the fitment?

JeffJohnries

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Got to love when a VENDOR steps up to down talk someones ideas....

Come on Z1 your better than that!

dikspiel

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^be quiet...it will look like **** without a drop.

gotboost36

its just the honest truth.. i think that makes them that much better of a shop!!

NZMOWND

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not gonna fit by quite a bit...im running 19x10 +30 and it needed at 10mm spacers...assuming ur will to since ur only running 245 and i had 265...

Z1 Performance

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it can, depending on what size spacer you go. With the sizes we're talking about above, you won't have issues with those tires and stock fenders. Go larger of a spacer, say, to a 25 or 30mm, and yes, you may have issues with clearance. None of these things operate by themselves, they are all intertwined

excape

How close to being flush are yours with the 10mm spacer? I'm assuming i'd use a 15mm spacer to get the same look as you (if i used the same size tires as you).

Any issues?

NZMOWND

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Im actually running 20mm spacers..it has a little poke but im also on 265/35 and dont rub unless im REALLLLLY digging hard... so if u stretch and go with 15mm u would prolly be ok, ill post up a shot of the front to see the poke

pic of poke 19x10 +10 265/35