Offset & Tyres Questions
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Offset & Tyres Questions
Will 17x8 +45 and 17x8.5 +40 fit s2000 w/o any rubbing issues?
If there won't be any issue, what tyre size should I fit in those rims
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Erik
If there won't be any issue, what tyre size should I fit in those rims
Thanks
Erik
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if you dont roll the rear fenders you might still rub on large bumps/dips. However im not sure if you will at stock height. if you plan to lower the car ever, you should definitely roll at least the rears.
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Originally Posted by captnplnet,Aug 13 2007, 04:16 PM
if you dont roll the rear fenders you might still rub on large bumps/dips. However im not sure if you will at stock height. if you plan to lower the car ever, you should definitely roll at least the rears.
The guide above is for ideal fitment with no necessary alterations to fenders and/or camber. I believe the OP will be fine running those wheels with a 215/245 set up on stock height.
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Originally Posted by North Star,Aug 14 2007, 06:48 AM
The guide above is for ideal fitment with no necessary alterations to fenders and/or camber. I believe the OP will be fine running those wheels with a 215/245 set up on stock height.
to the OP, what wheels are you getting?
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Originally Posted by captnplnet,Aug 14 2007, 08:27 AM
^ sounds good. my car hasnt seen stock height in i dont know how long
to the OP, what wheels are you getting?
to the OP, what wheels are you getting?
That's the reason why I haven't done my wheel project yet. 
Gotta get a drop first and foremost! 