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Old Apr 24, 2013 | 06:45 AM
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I've done some searching and am still new to really understanding tire fitment. I am looking at getting a set of CE28 10 spokes for my AP1. I am going to be lowered on coilovers, but not slammed or anything. I was looking at running a 17" X 7.5" with a +43 offset. The rear is 17" x 9" witha +40. Will this fit with just rolling fenders? Or will a pull be needed as well. I want a slightly aggressive look, but nothing insane. The availability is:




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Old Apr 24, 2013 | 07:06 AM
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Most likely ur just need a minor roll on the rear and tab relocation
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Old Apr 24, 2013 | 08:17 AM
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You need a wider rim up front. That wheel combo is going to be about 20mm difference, making the fronts quite sunk in looking compared to the rear. A more even look to the rear would be the 8.5 +50 up front. This will let you run a 235/255 nicely. Roll the fenders in back to fit. Up front should be done to be safe. The 9.5 +40 is also a good fitment option for the rear. It will be 6.5mm more aggressive then the 9", but give you a little better sidewall profile with a 255. You have a few different good fitting options with those wheels. Just depends on if you want to roll fenders and what size tires you want to run. I always assume more tire is best.
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My goal is to only have to roll fenders, I'd rather not have to pull/otherwise mod them outside of that. Thanks I am trying to find pics of those fitments now.
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Originally Posted by thenoxus1
My goal is to only have to roll fenders, I'd rather not have to pull/otherwise mod them outside of that. Thanks I am trying to find pics of those fitments now.
Everything I stated above is in respect to not needing to pull fenders for fitment. Just rolling and proper alignment.
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