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Old 12-09-2009, 07:17 AM
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Originally Posted by B-Well
just i was off by 10mm,
oem steel wheels are 14x5.5+45 on EKs (some were 14x5+45

and after reading,

i see you want to run 15x7+25

if you were to run the 195/50 on these and 195/60 on the steelies,
The steelies can be spaced 40mm+ to be flush with the new set and still not rub with rolled fenders and stock upper control arms

you dont need to run 195s on 7"+25 wheels,
im currently running 205s on 8"+18
I like the look of wider tires... *shrug*

Awesome input... Thank you sir...

But you are right, for the price of good spacers I could almost buy a full set of the wheels I want... FUUUU... So pretty much this thread was pointless but alternate agenda achieved...
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Old 12-09-2009, 07:19 AM
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Originally Posted by Cyanide Jello
I like the look of wider tires... *shrug*

Awesome input... Thank you sir...

But you are right, for the price of good spacers I could almost buy a full set of the wheels I want... FUUUU... So pretty much this thread was pointless but alternate agenda achieved...
if you like the look of wider tires, run 205/50s on the 15x7+25.
i ran very low on 15x7+20 with 205/50s and had little to no rubbing
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Old 12-09-2009, 07:20 AM
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if you like the look of wider tires, run 205/50s on the 15x7+25.
i ran very low on 15x7+20 with 205/50s and had little to no rubbing
Could you still track the car if you wanted? B/c I would like to make it to a couple of events this upcoming season....
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Could you still track the car if you wanted? B/c I would like to make it to a couple of events this upcoming season....
depending upon how low you want to go. 15x7+25 with 205/50 with just the very top of the tread tucking will allow you to drive aggressively with minimal rubbing. i ran driftwater with 205/45s on 16x8+18 at 13.6" ride height
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depending upon how low you want to go. 15x7+25 with 205/50 with just the very top of the tread tucking will allow you to drive aggressively with minimal rubbing. i ran driftwater with 205/45s on 16x8+18 at 13.6" ride height
I was planning on running a 195/50 b/c I like the semi stretch look... I do plan on going low... Maybe not stupid low b/c of my love for backroads and slight off-road driving...
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I was planning on running a 195/50 b/c I like the semi stretch look... I do plan on going low... Maybe not stupid low b/c of my love for backroads and slight off-road driving...
i just took some measurements for a buddy who is going to be running 15x7 with 195/50 and it came out to +18 offset. allows you to tuck about 1cm of tread with a tiny bit of room for camber correction if you wish, or simply a little more room to go lower (another .5cm) without rubbing.
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i just took some measurements for a buddy who is going to be running 15x7 with 195/50 and it came out to +18 offset. allows you to tuck about 1cm of tread with a tiny bit of room for camber correction if you wish, or simply a little more room to go lower (another .5cm) without rubbing.
Soooooooooo I'm gonna be almost flush? Maybe I should go w/ a +30 and get spacers if need be? I do plan on rolling the fenders, will that help any?
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Soooooooooo I'm gonna be almost flush? Maybe I should go w/ a +30 and get spacers if need be? I do plan on rolling the fenders, will that help any?
you will be required to have your fenders rolled. are you in VB?
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you will be required to have your fenders rolled. are you in VB?
Roanoke... I was gonna contact my snapon dealer and order a fender roller... My shits in primer so it won't bother me if I accidentally my fender...
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mad far. i was gonna say stop by and i could show you some of my wheels and how they fit.
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