Aggressive Wheel Fitment Thread
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245/40 on a 9.5 is perfect to maximize mechanical grip while keeping maximum stiffness in the sidewall for better response. I'd personally prefer a 255/35 to the 245/40 simply because of the lower OD which helps with gearing/responsiveness in itself.
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Shave down your rear bumper/fender connecting point rather than pulling out the fender - that's where it's rubbing. If your tires get torn up, the rubber has met metal aka you're hitting the fender. If your tires have light scrapes with some black peeling plastic, its the connecting point. From those pics it looks like its the bumper connecting point; to be sure, back up your car with one wheel on a ramp/curb incline slowly until you hear/feel it touch. Get out and do some inspecting to find the exact source of problem
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^^Dope mang! This is actually my first post haha. Best thread on this forum imo :P Tiltmode43...dude youre a ******* champ! Every set of wheels youve had on your slab are dope. The orange TEs and your current setup especially....props!
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