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Old 07-25-2010, 05:40 PM
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rpf1 17x7.5 tires 205/50-17 front...17x9 tires 225/45-17 rear do i need to roll my finders with this set up my 2001 s2000 is lowered with 1` pro kit eibach springs.i really dont wanna roll my finders i f i have to go 17x7 front and 17x8 rear i with same tires just to get away with rolling finders i will....
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Depends on your offset but probably not. Unless you're hella flush those tires stretched on those rims are gonna look odd especially with such a mild drop.
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205/50-17 and 225/45-17 tires are both taller than stock AP2 sizes, might not be any less likely to rub than AP2 sizes: 215/45-17, 245/40-17.

Did you pick those sizes based on the Tire Rack website?
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why are you running such oddly sized tires on those wheels?
the recommended tire size for that wheel sizing is: 215/45/17 front and 245/40/17 rear, or even 255/40/17 rear
if you wanna be safe just run the 245/40 rear and you should be fine without rubbing with a little camber
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I have these in 17x8 and 17x9. I definitely recommend either 215/45 and 245/40 or 225/45 and 255/40. With only being lowered an inch you probbaly won't have to do much if any rolling of the fenders.
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thanks guys.....
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im on 17x7.5 48et front and 17x9 45 rear lowered on espiler's and had to roll the rears but not the front! ohh yea and im on stock ap2 tire sizes
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