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From: Lake in the Hills, IL
Originally Posted by NightRider,Jun 24 2010, 02:22 PM
Are those 225s or 235s???? 
The rears look ridiculous and not even in a good way.
The rears look ridiculous and not even in a good way.
I like it but it needs more tire...
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From: SFV, Los Angeles, CA
Originally Posted by trinydex,Jun 24 2010, 02:43 PM
i don't think there's a number for that, it's kinda like when you go beyond the reading on a pressure gauge... the numbers just run out.
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Originally Posted by midwesta,Jun 25 2010, 12:19 AM
Try 205's. That is what it had at eibach...
I like it but it needs more tire...
I like it but it needs more tire...
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From: wilmington nc THE 910
Originally Posted by alexisthemovie,Jun 25 2010, 03:43 AM
It has 215 rear and 205 front, and I agree, but it still looks pretty hard. I'm pretty sure he can fit a 235/40 in the back.
215 is lil theres more out back on stock ap1s LOLzBut the car goes hard
just needs some bigger tires!
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From: Kidderminster, GB
Hey guys,
I've spent the last 4 hours YES 4 hours going through this thread it's immense!
I'm looking at a set of wheels that are 17x9 ET35, i want to run that on all four corners. I'm looking to run a 245/40 in the rear and a 225/45 up front.
I'm dropped to about one finger gap at the moment. I don't want to run anymore than -3 degree camber. I also don't want to have to majorly pull the arches although i will be getting a roll and a slight flare.
Looking through this thread some say fits easy others say there constantly rubbing with this size? Any deffinitive answer ? I'd like to avoid the bodyshop for now.
Cheers
I've spent the last 4 hours YES 4 hours going through this thread it's immense!
I'm looking at a set of wheels that are 17x9 ET35, i want to run that on all four corners. I'm looking to run a 245/40 in the rear and a 225/45 up front.
I'm dropped to about one finger gap at the moment. I don't want to run anymore than -3 degree camber. I also don't want to have to majorly pull the arches although i will be getting a roll and a slight flare.
Looking through this thread some say fits easy others say there constantly rubbing with this size? Any deffinitive answer ? I'd like to avoid the bodyshop for now.
Cheers
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From: SFV, Los Angeles, CA
Originally Posted by r8byb,Jun 25 2010, 05:57 AM
Hey guys,
I've spent the last 4 hours YES 4 hours going through this thread it's immense!
I'm looking at a set of wheels that are 17x9 ET35, i want to run that on all four corners. I'm looking to run a 245/40 in the rear and a 225/45 up front.
I'm dropped to about one finger gap at the moment. I don't want to run anymore than -3 degree camber. I also don't want to have to majorly pull the arches although i will be getting a roll and a slight flare.
Looking through this thread some say fits easy others say there constantly rubbing with this size? Any deffinitive answer ? I'd like to avoid the bodyshop for now.
Cheers
I've spent the last 4 hours YES 4 hours going through this thread it's immense!
I'm looking at a set of wheels that are 17x9 ET35, i want to run that on all four corners. I'm looking to run a 245/40 in the rear and a 225/45 up front.
I'm dropped to about one finger gap at the moment. I don't want to run anymore than -3 degree camber. I also don't want to have to majorly pull the arches although i will be getting a roll and a slight flare.
Looking through this thread some say fits easy others say there constantly rubbing with this size? Any deffinitive answer ? I'd like to avoid the bodyshop for now.
Cheers
