Parting with my Emotion Cai

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03-20-2013, 06:27 PM

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odb812

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It's not consistently the same brands or models that are always cheaper for the more popular sizes, it depends on what's selling at the time. I noticed it a while back looking at RS-3s.

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03-20-2013, 06:38 PM

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Originally Posted by theboxbox

Thank you so much for the response.

The owner of AutoRnD did mention that +45 offset is fine but I will probably go for the 17x8 +50 (front) and 17x9 +60 (rear) for a peace of mind.

Now comes the tire size? I saw this...
Fronts 215-45-17
Rears 245-40-17

He said he wasn't rubbing.

Thanks again chViETnk! Sorry if I confused the hell out of you earlier. I really shouldn't be rambling.

no worries,

since youre already rolled at all 4 corners, id go for +45 all around, fill in the gap so it looks better

also like someone else said, you can go for 225/255 instead which is pretty common

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03-20-2013, 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by theboxbox' timestamp='1363816700' post='22417018

no worries,

since youre already rolled at all 4 corners, id go for +45 all around, fill in the gap so it looks better

also like someone else said, you can go for 225/255 instead which is pretty common

I agree.

I'm rolled, slightly lowered (1 1/2 finger gap front and back), running a 225-45-17/255-40-17 on 17x8+45/17x9+45 set up with zero rubbing issues.