Te37 Fitment Question
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Te37 Fitment Question
I just picked up some Volk Te37's and I have searched around the forum and found no specific answers to my questions. I have a 06 silverstone that is currently in storage. but I plan to roll both the front and rear fenders, as well as relocate the bumper tabs and trim the rear bumper. I will be lowered on T1R coils as low as I can with the wheels I have. The Te37's specifications are as follows:
17"x7.5" Fronts
Offset: +40
18"x9" Rears
Offset: +40
I am looking to wrap these wheels in
235/40/17 fronts
275/30/18 rears
First off I am wondering will this keep the rolling radius the same as stock? As for fitment, I am looking to have -3 chamber all around, will these wheels fit pretty flush with the fenders?
Thanks in advance
17"x7.5" Fronts
Offset: +40
18"x9" Rears
Offset: +40
I am looking to wrap these wheels in
235/40/17 fronts
275/30/18 rears
First off I am wondering will this keep the rolling radius the same as stock? As for fitment, I am looking to have -3 chamber all around, will these wheels fit pretty flush with the fenders?
Thanks in advance
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What tire is available in 275/30/18? I'd go with 225/45/17 front and 255/35/18 rear, very close to stock diameter and IMO is a better fit for your wheel width/offset. "Flush" seems to mean different things to different people, but yes they should be flush.
#3
Sorry i meant 275/35/18, i know those tire sizes would be most like stock however I would like to go slightly larger on the rears, would the 275 fit okay without a huge bulge or am I going to look at problems that way? Would just rolling the fenders/ relocating the bumper tabs etc, be enough with this offset or may I need to pull fenders?
#4
Originally Posted by 1nate7' timestamp='1362874273' post='22392464
What tire is available in 275/30/18? I'd go with 225/45/17 front and 255/35/18 rear, very close to stock diameter and IMO is a better fit for your wheel width/offset. "Flush" seems to mean different things to different people, but yes they should be flush.
This assessment is taken in account the -3 camber front and rear as well.
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