deep dish gsl-se wheels??
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deep dish gsl-se wheels??
hey whats the deepest dish wheel we can get for our gsl-se's? panasports have a little lip, but i want something like 3 inches wide.. pics would be nice, and websites too!
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hey whats the deepest dish wheel we can get for our gsl-se's? panasports have a little lip, but i want something like 3 inches wide...
13x8/13x9's and by association 15x8/15x9's look pretty bad-*** on an autox car, and no matter what you have GSL-SE or 12A you will have to necessarily have a lot of dish, because the OEM wheels have "feeler gauge" clearance to the strut/spring so any additional width has to go outboard. Plus, steel racing wheels are badass no matter what.
But fender clearance... on heavy suspension compression the 13x7's on my '80 were outboard just enough to let the tire sidewalls (205/60) graze the inside of the fender lips and pull them down. Had I been running 13x8's or 13x9's with 215/50 or 235/45 tires, the fenders woulda been *smashed*. Had I had the car at a lower ride height, it would have happened at a less severe bump.
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hmm, so could i get any lip at all? thats weak... but i want to run something like 16x9 or 15x9. another question would be, whats the widest tire i could put on? i am running a 215 right now.
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The 7 below has gsl-se suspension. That's the widest lip you can have on a SE. Anythinh wider and it will stick out.
Tire places won't know anything unless they own a gsl-se themself.
Tire places won't know anything unless they own a gsl-se themself.
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damn that ****! i want the widest, tire and wheel combo available, for the back.. maybe a tire shop would konw
Well, scratch that. The right rear tire runs awfully close to the muffler. This is dependent on what exhaust system you are using, of course.