pictures of 17x9.5+33 wheels on stock height?
03-09-2018, 10:39 AM
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9 +60mm is a great looking actual flush fitment to fender line at stock ride height. You can give or take a couple mil IE +58-/63mm depending on the wheel Brand/option you prefer and not have to roll fenders.
As soon as you start thinking about lowering the suspension though in the future with these size wheels, you will have to consider rolling fenders because the tire wont have the opportunity to camber in and clear the fender lip before it hits.
As soon as you start thinking about lowering the suspension though in the future with these size wheels, you will have to consider rolling fenders because the tire wont have the opportunity to camber in and clear the fender lip before it hits.
03-09-2018, 11:01 AM
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As far as how far out the rim protrudes from the fender, yes this is correct. However that would be a terrible set up running a 215 square, which is what you will be stuck with to maintain the same tire profile/clearance as how a 245 sits on a 9" wide wheel. Depending on the tire brand you might be ok with a 225, but that's still shitty.
03-09-2018, 11:53 AM
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My imagination is broken too, that looks awful 
03-09-2018, 12:18 PM
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03-09-2018, 12:55 PM
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As far as how far out the rim protrudes from the fender, yes this is correct. However that would be a terrible set up running a 215 square, which is what you will be stuck with to maintain the same tire profile/clearance as how a 245 sits on a 9" wide wheel. Depending on the tire brand you might be ok with a 225, but that's still shitty.
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03-26-2018, 10:58 AM
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which specs would be the limit for stock height?
im thrinking 17 or 18 and seems like 8 wide front and 9 wide rear is pretty popular but im still confused about how to get the right offset
i would like to have it exactly even with the fender because i want to have the tire of same width as the rim i dont like the stanced or stretched tire look
so for example a 17x9 in the rear what offset would be best to make it even with the fender?
ive been looking over pictures and threads but its hard to judge from pictures sometimes
im thrinking 17 or 18 and seems like 8 wide front and 9 wide rear is pretty popular but im still confused about how to get the right offset
i would like to have it exactly even with the fender because i want to have the tire of same width as the rim i dont like the stanced or stretched tire look
so for example a 17x9 in the rear what offset would be best to make it even with the fender?
ive been looking over pictures and threads but its hard to judge from pictures sometimes
03-26-2018, 12:50 PM
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which specs would be the limit for stock height?
im thrinking 17 or 18 and seems like 8 wide front and 9 wide rear is pretty popular but im still confused about how to get the right offset
i would like to have it exactly even with the fender because i want to have the tire of same width as the rim i dont like the stanced or stretched tire look
so for example a 17x9 in the rear what offset would be best to make it even with the fender?
ive been looking over pictures and threads but its hard to judge from pictures sometimes
im thrinking 17 or 18 and seems like 8 wide front and 9 wide rear is pretty popular but im still confused about how to get the right offset
i would like to have it exactly even with the fender because i want to have the tire of same width as the rim i dont like the stanced or stretched tire look
so for example a 17x9 in the rear what offset would be best to make it even with the fender?
ive been looking over pictures and threads but its hard to judge from pictures sometimes