Tire / Wheel Fitment Questions
#3242
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This is a very tall tire & the 265 width makes it even taller. (-3.8% speedo error / @60mph it will show 57.6 mph)
-1.5 degrees in the rear should be OK for sure!
It will look & perform real well for sure!
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#3243
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What makes this +38 tough is the 9.5" wheel & the 40 series tire. I think it can be done w/a tight rear roll (likely no pull necessary). Likely no rear bumper bolt relocation needed.
This is a very tall tire & the 265 width makes it even taller. (-3.8% speedo error / @60mph it will show 57.6 mph)
-1.5 degrees in the rear should be OK for sure!
It will look & perform real well for sure!
This is a very tall tire & the 265 width makes it even taller. (-3.8% speedo error / @60mph it will show 57.6 mph)
-1.5 degrees in the rear should be OK for sure!
It will look & perform real well for sure!
I like the 40 series but was iffy on the fitment. I like the looks better and the side wall protection but was wondering if I should just get a 35 series for ease of fitment.
#3245
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265/40 won't fit in the front, it will likely hit the fire wall. Go with 265/35r18. They fit very well.
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So I have read that the xxr 521 in 18x8.5 25mm offset will fit with no spacers all around. Anyone know if the xxr 531 in 18x8.5 20mm offset will fit with no spacers?
#3250
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https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...nt-update.html
#3252
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Does this match what youre looking for? The thread notes this as a +38 GTV
Heres the post (post no.2890)
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-here-193.html
Heres the post (post no.2890)
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...-here-193.html
#3253
RPF1s 18x8.5 +30 offset. 255/40or35/18
Evo 9
Meagan Racing Coilovers
-I don't want to roll the fenders unless absolutely necessary. Will this rub?
-inb4 "tire too wide" have heard plenty of ppl running 255s on 8.5s without problems. Plus I can't go narrower, need the meat for the 750hp XD
Evo 9
Meagan Racing Coilovers
-I don't want to roll the fenders unless absolutely necessary. Will this rub?
-inb4 "tire too wide" have heard plenty of ppl running 255s on 8.5s without problems. Plus I can't go narrower, need the meat for the 750hp XD
#3254
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RPF1s 18x8.5 +30 offset. 255/40or35/18
Evo 9
Meagan Racing Coilovers
-I don't want to roll the fenders unless absolutely necessary. Will this rub?
-inb4 "tire too wide" have heard plenty of ppl running 255s on 8.5s without problems. Plus I can't go narrower, need the meat for the 750hp XD
Evo 9
Meagan Racing Coilovers
-I don't want to roll the fenders unless absolutely necessary. Will this rub?
-inb4 "tire too wide" have heard plenty of ppl running 255s on 8.5s without problems. Plus I can't go narrower, need the meat for the 750hp XD
This is based on running stock rear camber & not running any more than -1.8 degrees. Do not recommend running any more camber than that for performance reasons
#3255
You will need a roll to be safe. The 8.5 wheel does help your situation vs running a 9" wheel. The +30 wheel running a 255/40 tire will need at least a 3/4 roll of the rear fender lip.
This is based on running stock rear camber & not running any more than -1.8 degrees. Do not recommend running any more camber than that for performance reasons
This is based on running stock rear camber & not running any more than -1.8 degrees. Do not recommend running any more camber than that for performance reasons