Will these fit on a sedan dropped with the Eiback pro kit, which is about a 1.5 inch drop.

19/8.5 FRONT 19/9.5 REAR (+45 off sets)


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Thanks guys

 

Yes, they will work fine. The guys over at www.revhighonline.com actually sell 8.5 up front, and 10 in the back, and it works fine with a lowered G!!

 

On a 4 door G? Not the coupe.

 

hm.. i believe that

+38 8.5 and +42 9.5 are the best offsets

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The rear is fine, but the front will be tucked in a bit. You may want to consider 5mm spacers for the front to make the offset +40.

 

can he go 275 in the back?

 

We have two high profile members here with sedan's and 9.5" wide rims with 42mm offsets that had rubbing problems with 275's. To have to pick a certain tire because it has curved shoulders or to run excessive negitive camber is a absurd way go. On 9.5" width's, if you have any plan's on running 275 sized tires, go with at least a 45mm offset. Unless you have already found a reliable shop to roll your rear fender lips in advance.

 

I agree.

In the picture below, note the clearance with a 18x8 wheel with 45mm offset and a 245/45-18 tire. Increaseing the wheel width to 8.5" would decrease the clearance from the tire/wheel to the suspension upright by a 1/4"

 

^^WHS^^
I have 8.5 +42 on the front & its right at the limit.
Only 2 -3 mm clearance; any more def requires spacers.

 

I'm looking at getting some 8 or 8.5" width rims and tires (255/265 max)...

So what offset is recommened for this size rim? These would be either 17" or 18" rims - for track use. 2005 sedan.

 

im ordering 8.5 frt 245 and 9.5 275 rr, not sure what offset yet but gonna get the most agressive possible, what do others have(offset wise) most agressive?