The "Will it fit?" thread

[Daveman1820]

Originally Posted by moore.speed

Man, I hope you did not follow through with this.. Offsets are too high, wheels are old/played out, price is steep even though it comes with Toyo's, and the Nismo wheels are nicer, better quality, and worth more. But..... Would it fit? yes. But you'd need spacers on front and rear.

Rgr. No I'm glad I didnt. I pulled the chocks on that idea once I found that out. Prob, looking at some Work or SSR wheels.

The Rays are def sick, but I know I'll be itching for a change up in a year or two.

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[John11]

I'm looking at buying some Michelin Pilot Super Sports for the stock Rays with 265/35/19 in the front and 295/30/19 in the rear. I'm lowered on KW V3's about 1 inch, with SPL arms. No spacers. Does anyone have a similar set-up or know if I would have an issue with possible rubbing? I am willing to sacrifice some ride height if necessary to accommodate the larger tires though.
Thanks for any help!

[LostSol]

Originally Posted by John11

I'm looking at buying some Michelin Pilot Super Sports for the stock Rays with 265/35/19 in the front and 295/30/19 in the rear. I'm lowered on KW V3's about 1 inch, with SPL arms. No spacers. Does anyone have a similar set-up or know if I would have an issue with possible rubbing? I am willing to sacrifice some ride height if necessary to accommodate the larger tires though.
Thanks for any help!

You wont rub. You could also do 305's in the rear to keep the overall heights the same.

[AntiVenom]

Originally Posted by LostSol

You wont rub. You could also do 305's in the rear to keep the overall heights the same.

you won't rub because you are actually reducing in overall diameter as compared to stock.

[John11]

Awesome thanks for the help guys!