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Old 05-04-2006, 12:52 PM
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245/35/20F and 275/30/20?

i am getting maya rt5..20x9 and 20x10.5...is that the right tire setup I should be running?I dont want any rubbing issues

I am upgrading from stock 18" on an 03 coupe..I am told the car will be raised about .5 inch from stock height?is that true?
 
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Old 05-04-2006, 12:56 PM
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The sizes sound good to me. The 275 might be a little stretched on the 10.5" rim but if that's the look you're going for then it's all good. You shouldnt have any rubbing issues as long as you get the right offsets.
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what do you mean stretched?what tire size should I be getting for the rear?also what offsets do I need?
 
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i dont know the exact offsets because i have a sedan. It also depends whether you have brembo's or not. NM about the stretched part. The rim is 10.5" wide and the 275 tire is 10.8" wide so you shouldnt have a problem with that. But if you wanted more meat in the back you could go with a 285/30.
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yeah I have brembos..also more meat..what advantages would i have with that?better traction?
 
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better traction, handling to make up for the weight you're adding with the 20's. But you're also adding 1 lb. per tire with the 285's as opposed to the 275's
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