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denverizzles 09-07-2012 05:28 PM

what do you mean by more poke/suck?

gmookher 09-07-2012 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by JoeBoxer (Post 403290)
I would probably go with 8.5 +38 front and 9.5 +38 rear, many others have and it fits well I don't see any reason to go more aggressive but i'm sure its possible with some negative camber and slightly stretched tires.

Stretched tires are all the fad but not kosher.

shu5892001 09-07-2012 07:47 PM

Can some one give me some insight if 18x9.5 +45 will fit in the front??

Really appreciated!

Zadkiel 09-08-2012 03:11 AM

17x8 +35 on stock tire?

Zadkiel 09-08-2012 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by denverizzles (Post 427908)
what do you mean by more poke/suck?

Wether the offset will cause the tire to "poke" out of the wheel well more or "suck" it in further.

ill86 09-08-2012 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by shu5892001 (Post 428114)
Can some one give me some insight if 18x9.5 +45 will fit in the front??

Really appreciated!


I believe you will rub on the strut/coil.

ill86 09-08-2012 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Zadkiel (Post 428712)
17x8 +35 on stock tire?


That will work fine.

Zadkiel 09-08-2012 10:06 PM

http://www.discounttiredirect.com/di...7.5&vid=022416

DR-34s 17x7.5 on stock tire with either a 42 or 45mm offset

F1point4 09-10-2012 07:43 AM

Will someone confirm if the following will fit? Looking for function over aesthetics even with limiting myself to street driving

Ive seen some people do 235s on 8" wheels; wanted to see if 245s will work too. From my estimation the below will still clock in slightly below OEM tire/wheel weight. Although I see 235s weighing up to 2lb less, 235/40R17 is just not a common size.

* Stock suspension. Coil overs to lower are an option around 60k miles or so when my stock suspension wears out.
* stock engine. No plans ever to mod engine for power
* stock brakes. Pads and brake lines will be replaced later
* Weds Tc105n 17x8 +42 square setup
* 245/40R17 tires, probably the hankook Venus v12 Evo K110 (a mouthful) or dunlop star spec
* Hub centric rings

Another question, does tire rack list tire weights with air or is it just material?

JoeBoxer 09-10-2012 07:46 AM

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Originally Posted by F1point4 (Post 431564)
Will someone confirm if the following will fit? Looking for function over aesthetics even with limiting myself to street driving

Ive seen some people do 235s on 8" wheels; wanted to see if 245s will work too. From my estimation the below will still clock in slightly below OEM tire/wheel weight. Although I see 235s weighing up to 2lb less, 235/40R17 is just not a common size.

* Stock suspension. Coil overs to lower are an option around 60k miles or so when my stock suspension wears out.
* stock engine. No plans ever to mod engine for power
* stock brakes. Pads and brake lines will be replaced later
* Weds Tc105n 17x8 +42 square setup
* 245/40R17 tires, probably the hankook Venus v12 Evo K110 (a mouthful) or dunlop star spec
* Hub centric rings

Another question, does tire rack list tire weights with air or is it just material?

I wouldn't run a 245 on an 8" wheel, the tire will actually look what they call pinched and it will adversely affect handling. Just go with a 225/45R17 on the 17x8 wheel especially since you don't plan on engine mods. I would recommend the Continental DW the price is right and they are 5 pounds less per tire than Star Spec's.

ill86 09-10-2012 08:00 AM

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Originally Posted by JoeBoxer (Post 431566)
I wouldn't run a 245 on an 8" wheel, the tire will actually look what they call pinched and it will adversely affect handling. Just go with a 225/45R17 on the 17x8 wheel especially since you don't plan on engine mods. I would recommend the Continental DW the price is right and they are 5 pounds less per tire than Star Spec's.

245/40 on an 8 works fine... I've been running this setup since i bought the car. Street and circuit use... It does NOT adversely affect handling.. Grip levels are wonderful. Still nimble.

225 or 235 is ideal on an 8. 215 & 245 will also work fine.

JoeBoxer 09-10-2012 08:07 AM

I would think it would cause the sidewalls to be pretty flexible and "roll over" during hard cornering but if you say thats not the case I will agree. No problem admitting it when i'm wrong lol.

ill86 09-10-2012 08:13 AM

I wouldn't say your wrong .. Just maybe a difference of opinion/preference.

But, no, it doesn't roll over. :happy0180: ultimately depends on tire selection.

Zadkiel 09-10-2012 05:18 PM

What size tire do you guys recommend for a 17x7.5 wheel with a 42 or 45mm offset? Any brands?


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