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08-13-2013, 10:16 AM
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17x10 +45 is going to be hard to do without looking aggressive.
My setup is 18x9.5 +44 all around, which isn't crazy, but half an inch is quite a bit.
My setup is 18x9.5 +44 all around, which isn't crazy, but half an inch is quite a bit.
08-13-2013, 01:08 PM
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
08-13-2013, 01:48 PM
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ur +44 offset is concaved??? didnt know they made +44 in concave face...but overall do u have a closer front-side shot so i can see how much poke it is? thanks
08-13-2013, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Unappreciated' timestamp='1376415596' post='22722074
which company has the smallest sidewalls for 255s? i ordered a set of 17x10 +45 CE28 squared and i want it to look flushed and stances but not meaty or hellaflush...
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
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what size tires are you running in the rear?
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thanks man
i'm running 215/40 in the back I wish I went 205/40 tho
08-14-2013, 11:28 AM
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18x8.5+35 in the front, on 215/40/18, right now there's an inch gap with no rubbing in the front. I have no roll in the front.
Can i get away with another inch drop to achieve no wheel gap, running camber, and no roll? I want to leave my front fenders stock.
Will be rolling the rear fenders this weekend so i can drop it back down to where it was. I think if i lower the rear it will even out the front more and make it appear to be lower as well.
picture for reference.
Can i get away with another inch drop to achieve no wheel gap, running camber, and no roll? I want to leave my front fenders stock.
Will be rolling the rear fenders this weekend so i can drop it back down to where it was. I think if i lower the rear it will even out the front more and make it appear to be lower as well.
picture for reference.
08-14-2013, 02:16 PM
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^Not true. 10j +45 would be much easier than your setup.
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
I went digging through my photobucket, this is the best photo I could find that shows front fitment.
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Originally Posted by Dreaming_S2k' timestamp='1376428135' post='22722516
^Not true. 10j +45 would be much easier than your setup.
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
It's only 5.3mm more poke on the front, and the extra stretch of the 10j makes it pretty darn simple. Offset determines where the center of the tire sits, and with a 17" wheel he's got a little more clearance because of the angle and extra height of the tire on a 255/40/17 (compared to 255/35/18 on your setup). Just take a look at KBB's car.
I went digging through my photobucket, this is the best photo I could find that shows front fitment.
