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Old 09-29-2017, 03:29 PM   #89
Soloside
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Originally Posted by Tcoat View Post
I actually respect the guys that DD a fully done car much more than those that pull it out of the garage once a month and cruise on down (slowly since they don't want to get it dirty) to a parking lot and claim to be a racecar driver.

Don't get me wrong, the money spent on it is terrifying, but I love driving the thing now that it's complete. Gives me a special feeling driving something that I was able to take from 0 to 100%.


Now I'm just worried about what to do for winter setup on rims and tires. So much regret, didn't plan it out that far, haha. I'll probably end up doing something like 17x8's or 18x8's and contemplate using spacers to fill the gap from the rear fender.




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@Soloside - Rough on stock body wheels? What are your current wheel / tire specs? I see 265 square but what offset. I'm just curious because the stock body can fit a lot of tire. Hell in the meaty tire thread I have seen people running that size without wide body.

I ran 18x9.5 +38 rpf1s before going wide. They were 265/35/18s Sumimoto HRZ IIIs all around. During that time I was pushing around 11lbs of boost ~350 WHP on e85, which caused for some wheel spin from gears 1-3. I decided to build the motor up during the winter and turn the boost up at the same time to around 18lbs. By then I decided it was probably just safer to add more meat and go wide. Running 285s now on the rear and MPSS all around.
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