OFFICIAL: Aggressive Wheel fitment FLUSH/STRETCH sedan
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You'll be fine, I have a 235/35 on a 10.5 right now. Just make sure you keep the PSI above 40
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Toyo and Achilles are even worse!
Achilles don't run small.. I just put a 245/35 on my 10.5 . I had then generals before and run large.. stretch looks identical IMO. I even sent Marcus a few pics the other night..
I just finished my car finally tonight
Less camber out back now since I had the tein basics and needed every camber I could get since they don't dampen :/
Bc 10/8 perfect preload and full stiff. Clear rear tire by a piece of paper and don't clear rim but whatever lol
Pics will be up this weekend
Edit: here's a little cell phone pic of a Achilles 245/35 on a 10.5
I just finished my car finally tonight

Less camber out back now since I had the tein basics and needed every camber I could get since they don't dampen :/
Bc 10/8 perfect preload and full stiff. Clear rear tire by a piece of paper and don't clear rim but whatever lol
Pics will be up this weekend

Edit: here's a little cell phone pic of a Achilles 245/35 on a 10.5
Last edited by SN00P; Dec 31, 2011 at 01:58 AM.
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It's not the stretch at the bead/barrel that's different when we say they run small. Its the way the sidewall stretches. Generals have a round bulky sidewall. Achilles are anything but bulky, making them run "small" leaving more room for clearance than another tire in the same size
Yup that's right Chris. Given that you were able to dial in a degree of positive camber without doing any fender work the Achilles definitely run smaller than the Generals.






