285/30/18
#1
i have heard this setup is possible, is this true? on a 2gen
it requires a +40mm offset and some 2.5 springs...
what are the biggest tires u guys have on your 7's. and what exactly is offset. i think that would be pretty ****** cool to have like 1 foot long tires in back..
it requires a +40mm offset and some 2.5 springs...
what are the biggest tires u guys have on your 7's. and what exactly is offset. i think that would be pretty ****** cool to have like 1 foot long tires in back..
#3
Originally Posted by 13BAce' date='Jan. 31 2002,15:05
I have 275/35/18's on an 18x9 with a +30 mm offset. The fenders need to be rolled for them to fit. With a +35 mm offset they would probably work without rolling.
do u have any pics?
#4
Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Feb. 01 2002,12:12
[quote name='13BAce' date='Jan. 31 2002,15:05']I have 275/35/18's on an 18x9 with a +30 mm offset. The fenders need to be rolled for them to fit. With a +35 mm offset they would probably work without rolling.
do u have any pics?[/quote]
The tires are a little bit too tall, but they were only $75 each. :sigh: My speedometer is off by 2.8%. So when it says 100 I'm really going 102.8.
#7
Originally Posted by 1Revvin7' date='Feb. 04 2002,17:19
do u have an pics, i really want to see what ur setup looks like .. and what is offest again? and u had your fenders curled>?
eh?
eh?
#9
Originally Posted by treceb' date='Feb. 05 2002,08:21
Sweet car ace. Is it ever gonna cross the river?
#10
OMG, nice car man. got any pics from behind? did u have the fenders rolled at a shop or did u do it yourself? how much did the tir+rim+suspension run you? what suspension do u have on that car again? it has to be a 2.5 or somthing?