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Old 05-30-2009, 08:46 AM
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fuuk one of my tires all of a sudden got sidewall puncture.

I want to order the beefiest tires I can fit - I have 18x8.5 42 offset front 38 offset rear will 245/45/18 fit????
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By beefy do you mean that you have a bigger diameter or more width? 245/45 is more diameter (245/40/18 is a tiny bit smaller than stock and what people usually go with) You can fit 255/40/18 easy if you want width.
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So I'm getting a great deal on these, I just want to make sure they will work first. They are from an evo.

http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand the 18in one

They have 235/40/18s on them also.
Old 05-31-2009, 04:24 PM
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^They should fit fine. 17x8 is a pretty small wheel though. I know your getting a good deal and all...but I would at least get 17x9.
Old 05-31-2009, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted by topgear8
^They should fit fine. 17x8 is a pretty small wheel though. I know your getting a good deal and all...but I would at least get 17x9.

They're aren't the 17in ones but the 18X8.5
Old 05-31-2009, 07:51 PM
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^Oh ok well then yeah they will fit just fine.
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Originally Posted by j8635621
By beefy do you mean that you have a bigger diameter or more width? 245/45 is more diameter (245/40/18 is a tiny bit smaller than stock and what people usually go with) You can fit 255/40/18 easy if you want width.
I just want the biggest sidewall possible with 18's to protect my rims from nasty NYC roads
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yeah 255 will fit like a glove
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hey just making sure I wont have a problem with these before I place an order:
18x8 +30 all around on stock suspension and stock tires(225/45/18)
thanks for the help
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Yeah, you're fine.
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Alright, tired of browsing through 101 pages to find the answer, so I'll just ask because I'm not quite sure.

I'm looking at the Advan TCII 18x9.5 Available Offsets: +12/+22/+29/+35
Those are the flat face fitments, not a big fan of the GTR face.
Running on TEIN Type Flex, standard height settings. I think it's a 1.15" drop. All I did was subtract if from stock ground clearance (~4.7" - ~3.55"). I could be wrong. Hell, I'm probably wrong.

Now, if what I did gather was correct, I'm thinking the +35 might not even be doable, and will be looking at other wheels. Just wanted to make sure.

Also, if it will work, suggested tire sizes?

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Originally Posted by ShadesFE3S
Alright, tired of browsing through 101 pages to find the answer, so I'll just ask because I'm not quite sure.

I'm looking at the Advan TCII 18x9.5 Available Offsets: +12/+22/+29/+35
Those are the flat face fitments, not a big fan of the GTR face.

Now, if what I did gather was correct, I'm thinking the +35 might not even be doable, and will be looking at other wheels. Just wanted to make sure.

Also, if it will work, suggested tire size?
18x9.5 +35 would be your safest bet. but +29 will work with a 255/35R18 and some fender rolls.

but just to let you know, those wheels are discontinued...
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Originally Posted by Im_DANomite
18x9.5 +35 would be your safest bet. but +29 will work with a 255/35R18 and some fender rolls.

but just to let you know, those wheels are discontinued...
Yeah, I know. I'm getting them from one of the guys I autox with. Thanks for the assist though, I'll definitely be going with the "safer" of the two.
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nice, lucky you. i wanted the 18x9.5 +29 in GTR face, then found out they were discontinued

with the +35 you should be able to easily fit 265/35R18. you could even do 275, but i think that's a bit overkill.
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17x10 +25 offset with 275/40R17 NT-01s

stock suspension

Too much?
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Too much
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Konig Runaways 17X8 +46...pretty sure it fits but would like a tire size recommendation. The car sits on megan lowering springs which say a 1.75/1.5 F/R drop so I'd like to keep a 45 series or lower profile to prevent rubbin'. So I guess I'm just wondering how wide I can go...? Thanks much!
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How is it too much?
The wheel or tire or both?

I would think a 30 offset wheel would be ideal for a 10" wide rim instead of +25 so maybe the wheel is not optimum.

275's are a bit wider than most would suggest, but I heard that some have been able to make them fit.

Would I need more camber to pull the tops in a bit for clearance?


If it fits, there is no such thing as too much rubber




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Too much
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Start with post 2363 and then 2423. I will let you search for the rest.
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Originally Posted by Slick
How is it too much?
The wheel or tire or both?

I would think a 30 offset wheel would be ideal for a 10" wide rim instead of +25 so maybe the wheel is not optimum.

275's are a bit wider than most would suggest, but I heard that some have been able to make them fit.

Would I need more camber to pull the tops in a bit for clearance?


If it fits, there is no such thing as too much rubber
275/30 with a pull u should be fine, but like j8635621 said its too much rubber
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^I disagree that 275 is too much rubber, my rear end still tries to break loose
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Tein S-tech drop

18x9.5 +35 offset 255/40/18 rear
18x8.5 +35 offset 235/45/18 front

Rims are on order. Have I made good tire selections? What improvements would you suggest?

Thanks!
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245/40/18 or even 255/40/18 front tire
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Originally Posted by Slick
17x10 +25 offset with 275/40R17 NT-01s

stock suspension

Too much?
probably too much. may work with less tire and a shorter side wall, but even then... only way that will ever be right is if you get coilovers. that on stock suspension is going to look/ride horrid
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holy jesus this thread is long


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