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guys...my rims arrived today, PLEASE HELP!
ok. the wheel specs are as follows...............
2(18X8) with 2" Lip & 2(18X9) with 3" Lip 38 Offset Black Gloss Finish With Chrome Lip Bolt Pattern: 5X120 Center Bore: 72.6MM they arrived today and look HUGE and wide. maybe its just me but by looking at them they seem like they are way too WIDE for my car, at least the rear ones. the rear ones are my concern because they are 9inches. now my question is how the heck will i mount a tires on my rear rims without them rubbing? and what tire do you guys think i can mount and be safe with??? any input would really be appreciated. thanks guys |
my crystal ball shows me some fender rolling in your future...
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tire stretch :P
http://forums.bimmerforums.com/forum...t=tire+stretch |
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bahahahahaha wtf? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v5...ar_profile.jpg |
you like that don't you.. didn't you know that car is pure copper giving off it's natural oxidizing effect? HAHA! Also I love how this guy has posted 3 threads on this issue with his rims.. one is enough!
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dude post what damn car you have.
What's with ppl and asking for help but expecting others to read their mind? |
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I feel bad for the owner. :D |
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dude, what car u got, if its a e46 u can mount 235/35/19 in the front and 265/30/19 in the rear, but i need to use the Toyo Proxes T1-R cause the shape of the ends bend in. thats what i got on my car, there are some pics in this forum under "Iforged Aero Rims Installed"
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use a 225 40 18 front and a 255 35 18 rear. you will be good. no rubbing. and ur odomerter and gas comsumption stays the same. ;)
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