9.5's in rear (hmm)
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9.5's in rear (hmm)
so people are tellin me that 9.5's dont fit the wheel well so i was wondering if that was a myth or is it true.. if so anyway i can make it fit lol
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You are adding 38mm to the width of the wheel. 4mm on the inside and 34mm on the outside.
It means the inside of the wheel will move inward 4mm and the outside of the wheel will move out 34mm.
This is compared to the stock rim.
So get out the digital caliper or tape measure and measure outside and inside from the rim lip and see if you have clearance.
It means the inside of the wheel will move inward 4mm and the outside of the wheel will move out 34mm.
This is compared to the stock rim.
So get out the digital caliper or tape measure and measure outside and inside from the rim lip and see if you have clearance.
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i'm currently running on 18"x9.5 offset 43 rear on 265/35/18 Yokohama ADVAN NEOVA AD07 tyres with no problems whatsoever..... oh yeah.... ive got RE-Amemiya Lowered Springs fitted too.......
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The first thing is the offset you use as well as the overall rim width. I use 275/30R19 tires in the rear no problems at all no fender rolling no rubbing nada, I have a set of 285/30R19 tires im gonna try as well.. That will be super close to the Strut thing in the rear.. but ima try it..
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