Will this fit? (width, offset and tire size Qs)

[Mehrshad]

Originally Posted by swarb

It would not fit without major modification to have 5++ camber and super stretched tires like 215's up front and 225's in the rear.

Thanks my friend,so thats not gonna work the way i want,
Im getting the Rotiform HUR 3pc 18x8.5 front and 18x9.5 rear, can anyone help me whats the best ET and tire size for them? I have Airlift air suspention on my car and i need a good fitment for the rims

[Logikal Reazon]

18x9.5 Offset +35
255/35 tires
Stock suspension (KW v3 coilovers in the future)

Will this fit?

Thank you!

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Logikal Reazon

18x9.5 Offset +35
255/35 tires
Stock suspension (KW v3 coilovers in the future)

Will this fit?

Thank you!

Read post 213 and 214.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...=28017&page=16

[Kalamakid]

OK searched the thread and a few forums. I have 17x8 +45's with TRD lowering springs with -2 camber rear and straight front. My 225/45's fit great but will a 245/45 fit without rubbing full lock? I see mixed results but most have stock height... Thanks for the help! Cheers!

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Kalamakid

OK searched the thread and a few forums. I have 17x8 +45's with TRD lowering springs with -2 camber rear and straight front. My 225/45's fit great but will a 245/45 fit without rubbing full lock? I see mixed results but most have stock height... Thanks for the help! Cheers!

245/40 will fit. Why would you want a 245/45? That is way to big. At 1.1 inches taller and 4.5% larger diameter, this is greater than the suggested +/- 3% range difference compared to stock.


A 225/45 is only 1.6% different that stock and works great.


A 245/40 is only 0.4% different - basically it is the same as stock and will not change your speedometer.

Edit: Additionally, the tread width (for MPSS anyway) for a 245/40 is 8.5" compared to 8.0 for a 245/45.



Oregon is great! I'm in Eugene.

[Kalamakid]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

245/40 will fit. Why would you want a 245/45? That is way to big. At 1.1 inches taller and 4.5% larger diameter, this is greater than the suggested +/- 3% range difference compared to stock.


A 225/45 is only 1.6% different that stock and works great.


A 245/40 is only 0.4% different - basically it is the same as stock and will not change your speedometer.

Edit: Additionally, the tread width (for MPSS anyway) for a 245/40 is 8.5" compared to 8.0 for a 245/45.



Oregon is great! I'm in Eugene.

Yeah a 245/40 is what I'm thinking! I was just worried that I don't have that .4 of and inch of space with the +45 offset to fit that wide of a tire. Might have to buy different rims

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Kalamakid

Yeah a 245/40 is what I'm thinking! I was just worried that I don't have that .4 of and inch of space with the +45 offset to fit that wide of a tire. Might have to buy different rims

Your wheels are good specs. 245/40 will fit no problems.

[shroud]

18X9.5 +38
245/40/18 Square
TRD springs

will it fit?

Thanks!

[Logikal Reazon]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

Read post 213 and 214.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...=28017&page=16

THANK YOU!!

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[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by shroud

18X9.5 +38
245/40/18 Square
TRD springs

will it fit?

Thanks!

Read post 213 and 214.

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showt...=28017&page=16

[Tgutz21]

I’m trying to find help on getting as much lip as I can on Works Meister L1 3p but with little to no camber. And I am not going widebody! I want more lip in the rear than front. I was think of running 18x10 in the back and 18x9 in the front but not sure exactly on the offset i can get. If someone could help it point me to the correct thread if this isn’t it. Thank you!!

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Tgutz21

I’m trying to find help on getting as much lip as I can on Works Meister L1 3p but with little to no camber. And I am not going widebody! I want more lip in the rear than front. I was think of running 18x10 in the back and 18x9 in the front but not sure exactly on the offset i can get. If someone could help it point me to the correct thread if this isn’t it. Thank you!!

Welcome to tbe forum.

This will give you an idea of what it will take.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15446

oh, and you are going to have some camber...

[Tgutz21]

Originally Posted by Leonardo

Welcome to tbe forum.

This will give you an idea of what it will take.
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15446

oh, and you are going to have some camber...

If you had to answer how exaggerated would the camber be?
The link you posted is exactly how I want the wheels! Could I use those same wheel specs?

[Leonardo]

Originally Posted by Tgutz21

If you had to answer how exaggerated would the camber be?
The link you posted is exactly how I want the wheels! Could I use those same wheel specs?

He is running the following spec. I think that this is reasonable for wheels of this size. It doesn't look exaggerated to me. Though the 18x10's look huge!


Camber Info:

Front camber: -1.6
Rear camber: -2.5


I have 18x8 +35 & 18x9 +37 with 225/40 & 245/35. My camber is -1.5 f & -2.0 rear. My tire wear is even. Some camber is good; but you'll want your toe to close to zero.


The wheel directory has most Forum Members wheels specs. It is a great resource. http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7535


Also, the Meaty tire thread is great!
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=41083