fd wheels spacer and tires size
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fd wheels spacer and tires size
ok guys i searched and found spacer sizes, but what i want to know if what size to make the fonts and rears sit flush, i think i will need to space the backs out too some???...and whats the best size to runs on these, should i use stock which i think was 225/50?? , im figuring yous will say run that size, but can i go wider on the rears with no problems?
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You'll need at least 20mm spacers in front to clear the stock springs. You'll also most likely have to roll the inner lip of the fender a bit to prevent slight rubbing, but DAMN will it be flush
In the rear's you could go up to a 25mm spacer to get it about flush with the rear fenders.
In the rear's you could go up to a 25mm spacer to get it about flush with the rear fenders.
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Originally Posted by Infini IV
You'll need at least 20mm spacers in front to clear the stock springs. You'll also most likely have to roll the inner lip of the fender a bit to prevent slight rubbing, but DAMN will it be flush
In the rear's you could go up to a 25mm spacer to get it about flush with the rear fenders.
In the rear's you could go up to a 25mm spacer to get it about flush with the rear fenders.
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Originally Posted by Mindspin311
I have spacers and FD wheels on my TII and my fronts rub on the inner lip under hard corners, I would reccomend you roll the lip before you cut a tire
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