CSS Style aggressive fitment thread! Part 2
06-24-2011, 02:28 PM
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Hrmm, so I guess I'll be better off getting the +35's and spacing them out to about +28 or so. I don't want the tires hammering the fenders like a prom date....
06-24-2011, 03:34 PM
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06-24-2011, 10:56 PM
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Can someone tell me where i can get a 17" 9-10" wide rim that will fit over the brembo brakes? I want it for traction not the look and i need to know offset and what size tire would be best? It doesn't have to be anything fancy cause i'm just gonna paint them black. I figured i would ask you guys cause you know best on wide rims 
06-25-2011, 12:28 AM
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No because that would be a bad idea.
if your not gonna lower it you could run huge wheels, there is a guy on here who auto x's and hes on 10's but it looks like crap, but obvisouly not done for looks.
if your not gonna lower it you could run huge wheels, there is a guy on here who auto x's and hes on 10's but it looks like crap, but obvisouly not done for looks.
06-25-2011, 12:39 AM
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I'm not doing it for looks i just want to have another set of wheels for traction on the street. Thats why i have the coilovers so i can be slammed one day and run beef tires the next for traction. Why would raising the coilovers be a bad idea? I'm just looking for the biggest tire and rim that will fit without rubbing.
06-25-2011, 12:45 AM
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do some research on how a car handles and what improves handling and you will see why coilovers do what they do and how ride hight affects a cars handling.
raising the car higher then stock height would be supid, keeping them at stock hight would also be a waste.
Im assuming you mean raising them as in as high as they go
raising the car higher then stock height would be supid, keeping them at stock hight would also be a waste.
Im assuming you mean raising them as in as high as they go
06-25-2011, 12:57 AM
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do some research on how a car handles and what improves handling and you will see why coilovers do what they do and how ride hight affects a cars handling.
raising the car higher then stock height would be supid, keeping them at stock hight would also be a waste.
Im assuming you mean raising them as in as high as they go
raising the car higher then stock height would be supid, keeping them at stock hight would also be a waste.
Im assuming you mean raising them as in as high as they go
06-25-2011, 02:03 PM
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Oh sorry for the confussion, thats the tires im running on my wheels, i replied to bumpin's question, should of made it clearer.
you could run bigger then a 245 on a 9 for sure, just depends on the tire, i had a 225 on a stock 7 no problem you could probably run a 265 on a 9
you could run bigger then a 245 on a 9 for sure, just depends on the tire, i had a 225 on a stock 7 no problem you could probably run a 265 on a 9
