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Originally Posted by daisuke149
go with option 1, run a 285 35 19 front tire with a 7.5mm spacer.
rear might need a 5 or 10mm spacer.
but a 285 / 325 does look awesome.
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Won't a 285 tire rub in the front?
I ran the numbers through the offset calculator and compared to my sport wheels which are 19x10 +30 the 19x12 +30 will extend outward 25mm.
Correct me if I am wrong but when someone gets spacers and want to be flush they get 25mm in the rear? So according to the calculator wouldnt the wheels be flush or is it different when it comes to spacers?
If so, do you suggest lowering the offset in the rear so i wont need a spacer?
What offset would be flush with a slight poke on stock ride height?
I was chatting with a work wheels dealer and they said for a 9.5 in front do a +22 offset. But wouldnt this push the front wheels out too far past fenders?
Thanks for the input.