Aggressive Wheels & Stretched Tires: Post 'Em Up! [[Some NSFW]]
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Question, (not entirely about stretched setup or anything, but no one has been able to answer my question and I need feedback ASAP), I have a set of wheels 19 x 8.5 and 9.5 with 255/40/19 in the rear, what would be the best size tire to put in the front in order to match this?
Question, (not entirely about stretched setup or anything, but no one has been able to answer my question and I need feedback ASAP), I have a set of wheels 19 x 8.5 and 9.5 with 255/40/19 in the rear, what would be the best size tire to put in the front in order to match this?
that would be a perfect match
Question, (not entirely about stretched setup or anything, but no one has been able to answer my question and I need feedback ASAP), I have a set of wheels 19 x 8.5 and 9.5 with 255/40/19 in the rear, what would be the best size tire to put in the front in order to match this?
Why so much camber
Small ***** syndrome??? You honestly think you need that much camber to make those wheels fit with those specs? Pssshhhh...noob
w4kj4k, wheels look good and I like the set up. Are you running that much camber because you opted for a wider tire setup vs. the common 225/245 setup on a 10/11 wheel combo? Thanks ahead of time for the response.
And the reason I ask because one of my boys was running a 20x11 -5 setup with a 255/30 and he was only at max -4 degrees camber and my brother is at max -3.8 degrees camber on his 19x11 -21 setup with a 245/35 tire.
Granted they have 350z's but are fenders have a tad bit more room then theirs.
And the reason I ask because one of my boys was running a 20x11 -5 setup with a 255/30 and he was only at max -4 degrees camber and my brother is at max -3.8 degrees camber on his 19x11 -21 setup with a 245/35 tire.
Granted they have 350z's but are fenders have a tad bit more room then theirs.
Last edited by pch2005; Jul 13, 2013 at 10:07 AM.
