Will these fit
You can run a 225/45 or 235/40 up front and a 255/40 in back if you roll your fenders all the way around, relocate the rear bumper mount and run -3 camber in back and -2 up front.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
You can run a 225/45 or 235/40 up front and a 255/40 in back if you roll your fenders all the way around, relocate the rear bumper mount and run -3 camber in back and -2 up front.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
Originally Posted by s2000Junky' timestamp='1379090203' post='22776626
You can run a 225/45 or 235/40 up front and a 255/40 in back if you roll your fenders all the way around, relocate the rear bumper mount and run -3 camber in back and -2 up front.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
If you run a 215/245 combo the sidewall stretch will alow you to run about a degree less negative camber in back and .5 front. Personally I would go with the first option.
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