cyberwire2000

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planning putting these HRE 840 on the car. will I running to problems?
19x9 front et42 and 19x10 rear et42 Also what size tires you guys recommend. Thanks.

BStallion

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I'm running 19s.

purerx7

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You are just going to have to run a thinner sidewall 35 upfront and 30 outback, if you do a quick search this has been covered countless times. I have a widebody but run 255/30/19 and 305/30/19, not only does it ride great but I think it looks good too...

cyberwire2000

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Thanks for the reply guys.

got_hp

I run staggered 18/19 and have no probs. Lots of rx7 guys said 19 is too big but i think they fill the rear wheel well perfectly.

Tai-Lun

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I'm was running 18x9-0 and 19x10-31 on my old widebody. The only problem I ran into was turning the front wheels. If you go aggressive with your fitment like I did, you will have to trim the rear of your front fenders to let the wheel and tire get past without hitting. This was with caster adjusted to clear and I still had to trim, same with the back you may need to adjust your caster to clear the wheels rubbing.

Then again I like meaty tires so you might now have this problem heh.

cyberwire2000

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Thanks guys. I'm on my stock suspension with h&r lowering spring,since the offset are pretty high(et42 both front & rear) Im thinking putting 245/40 and 275/35 Are they too meaty? Or should I run thiner sidewall to be safe?

BStallion

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I'm +20 back and front on stock suspension, wheels stick out a little, 235 40r19 f and 245 35r19 r, no problem at all on rear and front rubs, plan on doing a widebody though..

nyboosted7

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rims are hot cars going to look sick good choice i run 19x9.5 front and 19x10.5 rear on a stock fd and looks and runs great good luck wanna see pics