Ok I need some help... I have Sportline TE.6 wheels (dont hate on my chioce of wheel if so ) now that being said, My wheels are 19x9.5 +22 (front)
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04-20-2014, 11:20 PM | #496 (permalink) |
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Ok I need some help... I have Sportline TE.6 wheels (dont hate on my chioce of wheel if so ) now that being said,
My wheels are 19x9.5 +22 (front) and 19x10.5 +22 (rear) I know I want 305/30/19 for the rear but cannot decide on the front?? should I go 265 or 275?? thoughts on this please? Also will I need and spacers? I do not want to rub, Thank in advance...
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265 fits for sure... me thinks 275 might rub
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Original wheels were 11" +10 offset. You widened them by 1.5" or 38.1mm. Now take that 38.1mm and divide it by 2 to get 19.05. You then add 19.05 to your +10 offset giving you a final offset of +29. Hope that helps. R.K. |
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i hope you mean the front.....
275 is oem rear sizes.
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04-25-2014, 06:45 AM | #506 (permalink) |
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305.30 rear 275.35 front nismo rim (same on sport rims) although 295 and 265 flush the wheel completely and look boss.... No rub dropped on stance coils.
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i'm on 305/30 and 265/35 and they are identical 26.3 diameters
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You are measuring inches where I am comparing millimeters (more precise).
I scrapped the 265/35 tires and opted for 255/35 instead. The front tires are still slightly taller than the rear, but visually hard to discern. IMO- the front 265/35 was visibly taller than the 295/30 rear. A difference I couldn't live with... The 305/30 is 91.5 mm and the 265/35 is 92.75 mm with a difference of 1.25 mm. The 295/30 is 88.5 mm and the 255/35 89.25 mm with a difference of .75 mm. Last edited by Taylortoons; 04-25-2014 at 01:15 PM. |
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