09-19-2015, 09:34 AM
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Originally Posted by POS VETT
The rear fender wells can take major sizes. I wouldn't run 325 on a 10.5" wide wheel, but I currently have 325 on 11.5" which fit "loosely" in the rear. Judging from the available space, a 12-13" wide wheel would fit nice and "snug" carrying a 335 to 345-mm wide tire.
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Thx for the info
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Originally Posted by jchammond
Nice Wheels LAVA!
Do you wish to keep stock diameter tire's or slightly shorter-due to lowered car.
Pending on Mfg. 265/35's & 305/30's are a good fit @ 26.3" diameter
oem diameter fat tires would be 275/35 & 325/30's.....325's on a 10.5 wheel is do-able with right tire selection.
Again nice wheels!
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I'm not sure yet, I'm kind of leaning towards a 35-40 sidewall for a couple reasons. 1. the only real reason I lowered the car was to bring the wheel gap into check, 2. I'm not super worried about better handling because there are on 3 corners within 108 miles of where I live. I'm open to advice on size options, so if anyone has any please share it. I do want very wide tires in back.
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Originally Posted by FairladyZ10PG
Now get them mounted please  |
I know I wish there were on yesterday
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Originally Posted by sunkist350z
Nice wheels post pics!
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Unfortunately they won't be on until the spring because I'm putting the car up in a month for winter and I'm out of $$$.
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Originally Posted by jchammond
Yep-ready to see,,, I been looking at the Trans.Red Forgeline wheels; but I currently have beer money to go with my champagne taste! Lol Attachment 107854Attachment 107855
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Those are cool!
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