10.5" tire with 0 offset
Originally Posted by sugsss
Right now i have a 20x11 +6 offset with a 6mm spacer so currently right now its at 0 that makes it only 6mm further out than yours, tires are 255/35,fenders are rolled flat with a slight pull to them and give or take -3 degress of camber in the rear and i rub right now,a 275 is cutting it close depending on tire brand if the rim was 11 then a 275 would be perfect.
here is a pic of the rear.
here is a pic of the rear.
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that looks great man...but i think your looking at my current set up with my 20s and the 275s. im not rubbing but probably because i have a 22 offset with 5 mm spacers making it a 17 offset. i just wanted to know if i could run a 18 by 10.5 in the rear with 285/40s with a zero offset. id get a smaller profile but my car is already slammed
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Originally Posted by sugsss
just giving you somewhat of an idea on how it fit's
but 10.5 0 offset with a 285/40 is doable just gotta put the work into it.
but 10.5 0 offset with a 285/40 is doable just gotta put the work into it.
since my setup poke's out 6mm more than yours and i'm streched with a rolled and slightly pulled fender,I would plan on having some amount of pull or some camber negative camber adjusment,if you look at the pic were the rear
bumber corner meat's the arch of the body you can see the bowed reflection of the pull...hope this helps
bumber corner meat's the arch of the body you can see the bowed reflection of the pull...hope this helps
check this out.....weds borphes 19x11 with negative offset dont the exact numbers its not posted with 275/30 he is test fitting.
now with his air suspension in and running like freaking -9.5 degress its tucking with a stock body.
and 19x10 -25 dont know the tire size or camber settings but its still stock body,look at his fender how its slightly bowed.
its doable just do what ever it takes to fit the car to the wheels
now with his air suspension in and running like freaking -9.5 degress its tucking with a stock body.
and 19x10 -25 dont know the tire size or camber settings but its still stock body,look at his fender how its slightly bowed.
its doable just do what ever it takes to fit the car to the wheels
