Nelson999

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my SBC 18x9.5 +15.

SBC RPF1s by N_Webster15, on Flickr

polish_pounder

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What size tires?
What is done to make them fit?(rear specifically)
A lot of Rub?


Car looks amazing.

Nelson999

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235/40 (i'd like a wider tire, but this is what they came with when i just traded wheels so im going to wear out the tires before buying wider ones)

rolled rear fenders. Nothing done to the fronts.

no rubbing yet but im sure if i want to drive around with passengers in the back i'll need to relocate the rear bumper bolt or it's going to rub bad

ok cool!

I also asked but no response yet.... but that is the voltex style 5 I believe correct me if im wrong not and expert here and judging by no voltex logo on side (unless he's not into the logo) its a replica... which means (ebay $800) BUT **** apr gtc-300 $500 more and is legit and looks imo just as goodand also sorry lol

MichaelRegitz

ccw classics 18x9.5, 18x11

doe_boy

dope! love the BBY

what tire size you running for the staggered setup? i thought it was a no no to run stagger

SmurfZilla

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Staggered?

00evo00

Meaning wheels being different widths I believe. I know people that do it as long as tires are all the same size, but not sure if it hurts anything.

c.declivisowner

Would't staggered effect the AWD to some degree? And staggered means wider width tires in back and smaller in front. So like 18x8.5" front 18x9.5" rear. At least that is what I've been told staggered is so I could be wrong! LOL!

polish_pounder

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As long as they are both 18s and the same tire size you are usually "ok...."

I would not recommend running this on an AWD system but that's me...

jayyyw

As long as the rolling diameter is less than 3% difference all around, there should be no ill effect to the AWD system.

Plenty of AWD cars come with staggered setups from the factory.

doe_boy

where did you find the calculation for 3%? I'm jw cause very interested to read into it more

jayyyw

I can't remember where exactly I found the information, but that figure is pretty universal across many platforms. Obviously, this is at your own risk.

Fabillionaire

I have raceland coilovers on 18x9.5 rota grids with tires 245/40 only rubbing issues are when I have passengers in the back and if I hit a good dip or turning up a high driveway at an angle other than that no rubbing issues my fenders are stock and also rolled front and back

doe_boy

New wheel setup
Enkei NT03+M
18x9.5 +12(15MM spacer) front/+27 rear
225/40/18 Federal ss595