yea, nothing wrong. i will probably fab my own. i got the rims today and measured them and they are 9.5 on my tire machine tool
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bump from the dead!! if you're running a lowered car on coilovers, how are you guys fixing the camber and preventing the rubbing?i have some 17x10 in the rear and getting a 275/40 tire for it, but afraid that i'll have to do some massive pulling or wb overfenders for it, any suggestions?? and the fronts are 17x9 and i'll be running a 255 tire on it, would i need flares for the fronts?
edit! 17x9+22 F and 17x10+18 rear. |
Fronts you can get away with camber. If you want to run 0 camber then you will need flares for the front. The rears will definitely need a roll/pull or camber. Overfenders can be used as well.
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i have camber plates in the front, so hopefully i can maybe get a small wb fender and have it sit flush. the rears i'm hearing that i'll have a bit of a problem fitting? i was thinking of a pull and camber adjusters but most are telling me they'll be pretty ugly.... personally i like the heavy pulled look, haha
here's a pretty sick pull, not sure how he did it, but i damn sure wouldn't want to try it with a roller. http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...deuce/sick.jpg |
IIRC it wasn't a pull. There was some cutting, bending, and sheet metal used to fill in the gaps.
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crap! haha.... how much did everyone have to modify to fit the 275's back there? and with no camber!
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Modify for 275 in rear?
Chose right offset! +40, but with a little camber. ------------------- Modify for 255 in front- Roll lip under, coilovers, max camber and +30 offset. https://www.rx7club.com/attachment.p...8&d=1250244974 |
Originally Posted by BLUE TII
(Post 9426146)
Modify for 275 in rear?
Chose right offset! +40, but with a little camber. |
what offset and width?
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17x9+22 F and 17x10+18 rear
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Originally Posted by MaczPayne
(Post 9427264)
17x9+22 F and 17x10+18 rear
Sounds like somone got RPF1s. It will probably need a bit of fender rolling/lip cutting but it should work fine. |
Originally Posted by ls2toy
(Post 9424694)
i have camber plates in the front, so hopefully i can maybe get a small wb fender and have it sit flush. the rears i'm hearing that i'll have a bit of a problem fitting? i was thinking of a pull and camber adjusters but most are telling me they'll be pretty ugly.... personally i like the heavy pulled look, haha
here's a pretty sick pull, not sure how he did it, but i damn sure wouldn't want to try it with a roller. http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...deuce/sick.jpg |
I have 234 45R 17 on the rear on racing rims. They will not fit on the front as they rub the springs. They look about right for my 88 vert and the speedo is correct too, measured by my GPS
Mike |
too late for that! the rims i got only came in that offset and width
Doh, sorry. :( Well, that mega roll/pull posted does look good... :icon_tup: |
only bad thing about that is unless someone really knew what they were doing and did it with mostly metal and welding that bodywork will only last a few years before it starts cracking, doing that in glass or glassing in over fenders will not last.
looks crazy though |
well... i'll do some lip cutting, pull the fenders as far as i can... if i mess up then i'll just get some overfenders, haha
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you guys are making me want to put 275s on my 17x10s....
I'm definitely putting 245s up front on 17x8 +35s, we'll see how that goes. I'm hating my 225s |
more pix??
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More pics you'll get.
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275s to small. haha un a 315 like freakin porshe. to bad it wouldnt fit
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fc3s91 what size your front ones?
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255/40/17 nitto nt01. In the pic they are 255/40/17 Kumho v710.
Thanks Robert |
i only got 235'/45/17 in the front and it rubs to strut and if i do hard turn to fender
Do i need a coilovers to fit 245/35/17 ? |
yep
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i want goofy dragster drag radial tires on my car...
i have 17x8.5 volks 40 mm offset i assume i would need a 20 mm offset in my wheel to clear the arches eh? am i way off? it sounds like i need a 17x9 w/ a 35-38mm offset eh? |
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