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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 09:14 AM
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Would these 20s fit?

Hey all, I'm interrested in getting these 20s for the coupe with Brembos.
They come in 20X9 or 20X10 and the lip is 2.25"
What sizes do ya'll recommend?
Do you think they'll clear the brembos?



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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 09:22 AM
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Re: Would these 20s fit?

20x9 in the front, 20x10 in the rear. I dont think you'll have a problem with those wheels and the brembos

 
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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 09:32 AM
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Re: Would these 20s fit?

That's my biggest concern right now :-)
I actually just checked Axis' site and the
20X9 have a 3.25" lip while the
20X10 have a 4" lip

Do you think they will stick out too much? How about rubbing issues?
I want to be 100% sure they fit before I order these. Since I'm in Canada, it would be a bitch to send them back.

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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 11:14 AM
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Re: Would these 20s fit?

KKH, thanks, I was hoping you would reply. If anyone would know about 20s, it would be you!

Do you happen to know if speed is measured at the rear or at the front? I wouldn't mind having 35 in the rear because roads here are shitty. However:
275/35 would cause 3.364% speedo error
285/30 would cause 0.192% speedo error
Big difference IMO.

The front at 245/35 would also give me 3% error.

Am I just being really picky about this or it doesn't really matter? This will be my first experience with 20s, so I really appreciate the help.

I'm using the following
<a href="http://www.mr2.com/FORMS/tire.html">TIRE SIZE CALCULATOR</a>

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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 11:19 PM
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Re: Would these 20s fit?

Would you even notice a difference? Like with his ~.2% change. In 11.1 miles that would be about 117 feet difference. With the odometer having .1 mile resolution, or about 528 feet, I would not think you would ever see a difference. Same with the speedo, if it is off .2%, then at 60 you would be doing 59.88 or 60.12, and how could you tell.

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Old Jan 24, 2003 | 11:35 PM
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No one else can get 20's!!!! I wanna be the only one!!!!

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Old Jan 25, 2003 | 12:08 AM
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Re: Would these 20s fit?

BSC,
I agree that a 0.2% difference isn't a big deal, but if the speedo is consistantly reading 3% off, and since I am in KM not miles, my readings would consistantly be off by almost 5km/hr.

Not only is this going to be very annoying, but since I am leasing, I would be putting unneccessary milage on the car.
It looks like I would definitely have to go with 35 series tires. The roads here are just terrible, I would bend the rims in a second if I got 30 instead.

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