rims width question
you might get away with 10s but you'd definately need to stretch the fenders out, biggest issue would be tie rods, etc, becuase you'd likely want the 10's up front(FWD)
consider a skyline usually has 10s to 10.5s and look at the fenders
consider a skyline usually has 10s to 10.5s and look at the fenders
personnaly i wouldnt put different sized rims on a street car unless it was RWD, but I also know you are going to have problems putting a rim of that size and offset on this car, did you get teh rims for cheap, are you just looking at getting them off another car? either way if you want those rims on this car it's gonna take some work.
Originally Posted by Wassup2114
Damn, that's about what I paid for my car...
Well I have 19/8.5 with a 38 offset and they are fine. The back rubs with weight in the car. I have 245 35 19 tires on them also. They are fine. I hope the tires are not to wide when I drop the car. But I didn't knock the rear fenders in yet.
Originally Posted by thomas.989
Well I have 19/8.5 with a 38 offset and they are fine. The back rubs with weight in the car. I have 245 35 19 tires on them also. They are fine. I hope the tires are not to wide when I drop the car. But I didn't knock the rear fenders in yet.
Originally Posted by thomas.989
Well I have 19/8.5 with a 38 offset and they are fine. The back rubs with weight in the car. I have 245 35 19 tires on them also. They are fine. I hope the tires are not to wide when I drop the car. But I didn't knock the rear fenders in yet.
That 1" in width and 8mm in offset make a big difference
Well for the rubbing problem that i have is from driving in New york city pot hole city streets. The outside part of my tire rubbed the rear fender. The inside is clear with no rub marks in the wheel well. When I drop the car next month, I would let you know what da deal is. If your worried about 19 inch wheels, Ask someone that has 20's with a drop how there car rides.
Originally Posted by White Shadow
You know I meant 8" doofus!
i noticed a louder, stiffened ride switching from 16's to 17's, I feel bad for you guys with 18's+. I am not going up in size. 17's are a perfect balance between comfort/looks/ and most important performance in my opinion for the max.
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