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Old 07-25-2013, 10:32 AM
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I'm running 18x10 et26 in the rear with no rub. Tires tucked

All I did was pull fenders and rolled with only -3.5 camber

Height and tire size will play a huge roll
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Old 07-25-2013, 11:27 AM
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I'm running 18x10 et26 in the rear with no rub. Tires tucked

All I did was pull fenders and rolled with only -3.5 camber

Height and tire size will play a huge roll
It’s also possible to pick your nose and eat what ever you find, but that doesn’t mean I would do, or recommend you do it. Unless everyone else in your peer group is already doing it, then maybe it would be cool to do



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Originally Posted by s2000Junky
Originally Posted by s2ks2000' timestamp='1374777176' post='22687063
I'm running 18x10 et26 in the rear with no rub. Tires tucked

All I did was pull fenders and rolled with only -3.5 camber

Height and tire size will play a huge roll
It’s also possible to pick your nose and eat what ever you find, but that doesn’t mean I would do, or recommend you do it. Unless everyone else in your peer group is already doing it, then maybe it would be cool to do



Lol. Notice he doesn't say what size tire. I am guessing 225 or worse.
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Originally Posted by Manga_Spawn
Originally Posted by s2000Junky' timestamp='1374780449' post='22687202
[quote name='s2ks2000' timestamp='1374777176' post='22687063']
I'm running 18x10 et26 in the rear with no rub. Tires tucked

All I did was pull fenders and rolled with only -3.5 camber

Height and tire size will play a huge roll
It’s also possible to pick your nose and eat what ever you find, but that doesn’t mean I would do, or recommend you do it. Unless everyone else in your peer group is already doing it, then maybe it would be cool to do



Lol. Notice he doesn't say what size tire. I am guessing 225 or worse.
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Of course.
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Your guess was wrong. Good try but let's keep to the topic. We are here to assist a person who has a question about fitment.

Joemdnz, just pm me if you have any questions. Thank you.
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Ok so you have a sideway that is to short and still a tire that is to narrow for the wheel you are running. Its basically the same. I am here to assist people as well but sometimes that means telling them they shouldn't do something.
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Originally Posted by s2000Junky
Originally Posted by Manga_Spawn' timestamp='1374781788' post='22687267
[quote name='s2000Junky' timestamp='1374780449' post='22687202']
[quote name='s2ks2000' timestamp='1374777176' post='22687063']
I'm running 18x10 et26 in the rear with no rub. Tires tucked

All I did was pull fenders and rolled with only -3.5 camber

Height and tire size will play a huge roll
It’s also possible to pick your nose and eat what ever you find, but that doesn’t mean I would do, or recommend you do it. Unless everyone else in your peer group is already doing it, then maybe it would be cool to do



Lol. Notice he doesn't say what size tire. I am guessing 225 or worse.
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Thanks everyone i think i will just get some enkeis nt03 for now
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