The "Will it fit?" thread

[Ultrakla$$ic]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

fronts aren't gonna work at all

rohanna another one of those dumbass companies that doesn't just have a chart with available sizes in diameter, width, and offset. they trying to be stupid or just think their customers are? Their sizing is pretty limited too. Found their crap on a vendor's website:
https://www.getyourwheels.com/view-w...brushed-bronze

you wanna be low and have dope fitment but you don't wanna get good wheels or adjustable suspension? sounds like you're half assing it

but if you must have these wheels i guess you should try:
20x10 +22 fronts
20x11 +20 rear

i dunno. punt rohanna

Thanks guys for all the info. This is the car I like but as you can see, which I didn't at the time, the back tires are stretched as F!!!!!




EDIT: I don't care for the camber at all. He's on air, which I do like though

[OptionZero]

We have identified the problem.

[Ultrakla$$ic]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

We have identified the problem.

Lemme rethink this now.

[OptionZero]

whether you're static or on air, do it right and get the fuckin' arms

[justin_boy]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Cup 2's are short lived. Less than 5,000 miles out of them.

hmm, I put about 3k miles on the r888r's before I sold them and they had a solid amount of tread left

I went really aggressive with wheel specs, so im thinking of not going too aggressive with them

I really loved the confidence the toyos gave me, they are unbelievable. I know theyre not for street but shoot in the canyon ive never had the a55 go out

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by justin_boy

hmm, I put about 3k miles on the r888r's before I sold them and they had a solid amount of tread left

I went really aggressive with wheel specs, so im thinking of not going too aggressive with them

I really loved the confidence the toyos gave me, they are unbelievable. I know theyre not for street but shoot in the canyon ive never had the a55 go out

Sounds like you're not even pushing the car hard enough to heat the tires up. I would be lucky to get that many miles out of them.

[jchammond]

Originally Posted by Ultrakla$$ic

Lemme rethink this now.

Do yourself a flavor & get your suspension setup first (especially the FUCA’s)...then you can easily measure up for wheel fitment vs. purchasing wheels & then trying to make them fit

[rspray2000]

Let me give this a try. Sport Rays on a Sport with 20mm spacers: will 265/40/19 fit on front without rub? I know 295/35/19 should be fine on rear.

[OptionZero]

Too tall

U want a 265/35

[rspray2000]

Originally Posted by OptionZero

Too tall

U want a 265/35

Thank you. Have a shot at a full new set of the above-mentioned sizes in Michelin PSS for $900, but I guess not meant to be.

[justin_boy]

Originally Posted by Rusty

Sounds like you're not even pushing the car hard enough to heat the tires up. I would be lucky to get that many miles out of them.

haha only about 1200~ canyon miles on them, i dont have the nuts to be mashin in the canyons anymore

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by justin_boy

haha only about 1200~ canyon miles on them, i dont have the nuts to be mashin in the canyons anymore

The R888's work best with heat in them. But on the street. You can't generate enough heat to make them work properly. So it's a waste of money.

[Ultrakla$$ic]

Originally Posted by rspray2000

Let me give this a try. Sport Rays on a Sport with 20mm spacers: will 265/40/19 fit on front without rub? I know 295/35/19 should be fine on rear.

Originally Posted by OptionZero

Too tall

U want a 265/35

I have 275/35-19 on the front and they are perfect

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Ultrakla$$ic

I have 275/35-19 on the front and they are perfect

265/40-19 = 27.4" tall
275/35-19 = 26.6" tall

That's almost a 1/2" difference.

I have 285/35-19 on a 19x9.5, +25, 2.2 camber, stock height on the front. They rub on the little nub on the fender liner behind the headlights. On the rear, I have 345/30-19 on 19x12, +28, 1.75 camber.

[Ultrakla$$ic]

Originally Posted by Rusty

265/40-19 = 27.4" tall
275/35-19 = 26.6" tall

That's almost a 1/2" difference.

I have 285/35-19 on a 19x9.5, +25, 2.2 camber, stock height on the front. they rub on the little nub on the fender liner behind the headlights. On the rear, I have 345/30-19 on 19x12, +28, 1.75 camber.

I hate when mine rubs on the nub!