Think This is stretched enough?
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Think This is stretched enough?
About to purchase my tires. (general exclaims uhp!)
i checked rrim tuck and i came up with these sizes.
i just need clerification before i go spend 500 dollars
245.35.20 on my 10 or 10.5 rear. not sure which it is.(long story short. wheels came on car and no specs are stamped on them.)
and 225.35.20 on my 8.5 or 8 front. (same story lol)
you can give me you opinins for both sizes. trying to go flush with my air kitt on stock suspension.
THANKS!
i checked rrim tuck and i came up with these sizes.
i just need clerification before i go spend 500 dollars
245.35.20 on my 10 or 10.5 rear. not sure which it is.(long story short. wheels came on car and no specs are stamped on them.)
and 225.35.20 on my 8.5 or 8 front. (same story lol)
you can give me you opinins for both sizes. trying to go flush with my air kitt on stock suspension.
THANKS!
#2
Your rears would be stretched just fine. Just remember that General UHP's stretches are large.
If your front is a 8 or 8.5, that tire size seems like it would be normally run on that tire size.
OEM 19" Rays in the front are 19x8 and I run a 225/40 on them and that's just normal. If its an 8 in the front, run a 215 /35 stretch and you should be good.
If your front is a 8 or 8.5, that tire size seems like it would be normally run on that tire size.
OEM 19" Rays in the front are 19x8 and I run a 225/40 on them and that's just normal. If its an 8 in the front, run a 215 /35 stretch and you should be good.
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very true. but like i said theres no stamps or nothing. would you like to tell me how to find out the specs?
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If you don't know the width of your wheel, that can be easily done by actually measuring it.
As for an offset calculator, you can use this link here.
https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-...tch-guide.html
As for an offset calculator, you can use this link here.
https://g35driver.com/forums/wheels-...tch-guide.html
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google =
http://www.ehow.com/how_5021837_calc...el-offset.html
basically finding the offset is measuring whole width of rim, divide by two to find the middle then the offset is the difference between were the middle is (calculated) and were it ACTUALLY is
http://www.ehow.com/how_5021837_calc...el-offset.html
basically finding the offset is measuring whole width of rim, divide by two to find the middle then the offset is the difference between were the middle is (calculated) and were it ACTUALLY is
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lol isnt the actual width of the rim where the tire and the rim meet not the lips? cus i measured the rim from lip to lip but thats not correct. i dont have 11 on the rear and 9 in the front. cus im on 275 and 245 and they are a little big for the rim. the actual rear center is 4 inches in and the fronts are 2.5 inches in. if i had 8 and a 10 that would be an inch difference in the back and 1.5 inch difference in the front.