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short answer is no. I still think you at its limit you need to be +10-+20 I think. I’m sure the experts in this area will have a more precise answer on offset.
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20-25mm too aggressive for 75mm/cg fenders. You need to be +15-20 with a 12" wheel. m&m is supposed to be 100mm over stock so that would work.
315 on a 11.5" wide wheels sits pretty square. on a 12" there will be a slight stretch but its a great/ideal combination. Up to a 12.5" is spec range for a 315.
315 on a 11.5" wide wheels sits pretty square. on a 12" there will be a slight stretch but its a great/ideal combination. Up to a 12.5" is spec range for a 315.
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20-25mm too aggressive for 75mm/cg fenders. You need to be +15-20 with a 12" wheel. m&m is supposed to be 100mm over stock so that would work.
315 on a 11.5" wide wheels sits pretty square. on a 12" there will be a slight stretch but its a great/ideal combination. Up to a 12.5" is spec range for a 315.
315 on a 11.5" wide wheels sits pretty square. on a 12" there will be a slight stretch but its a great/ideal combination. Up to a 12.5" is spec range for a 315.
so with these flares i would still be poking out rim with flares on and i will be on air suspension
im just trying to see how they would sit with these flares i didnt want to go with m&m but if i have to i dont mine
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Yep, poking out about an inch. It would look like a Mexican swap buggy. You need +100mm over fenders minimum on this car in the rear to cover 12" -5.
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