225/45/17 with a 42 MM offset?
Anyone have any comments. I plan on ordering the wheels before thce car gets here so I just wanna make sure I won't have any rubbing issues.
Oh the wheels are 7in wide.
Oh the wheels are 7in wide.
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i'm not sure how much of the sidewall will be bulging, but I'm running 205/40-17s on a 7 inch wide wheel w/42 offset, and I barely have 1/4" clearance in the rear.
I think Randode is running 215s, and he barely has 1/8".
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I think Randode is running 215s, and he barely has 1/8".
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I know the 225 on a 7in wide won't be a problem because we have it on one of our sponsored cars. I just wanna make sure they won't rub and if they do what needs to be modified to fix that problem. The real issue is that we have a large East Coast show in May so we need to have at least 90% of the parts in for the Xb before we even get the thing. (Arriving in Febuary)
I had 225x40x18s on 18x7.5 wheels with 42mm offset lowered 2" with spy springs and the front rubbed on full turn and also on those nasty freeway/road dips/bumps. I ended up changing the fronts into 215/35/18s. No more rubbing in the front.
Originally Posted by scionara
I had 225x40x18s on 18x7.5 wheels with 42mm offset lowered 2" with spy springs and the front rubbed on full turn and also on those nasty freeway/road dips/bumps. I ended up changing the fronts into 215/35/18s. No more rubbing in the front.
Ordered car not here yet. I'm on the east coast. Reason I was asking is because we have to get the car ready in 1 month upon recieving it since we are using it as our 2004 show car. We plan on lowering it with eibahcs. I know th saturn performance site has a tire calculator that will give you speed readings for different tire sizes.
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