Req: Aggressive wheel stance pics
#6644
This was from a few week ends ago, but theres a couple of aggressively fitted cars in there
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sWFk-MM-tI
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sWFk-MM-tI
#6646
I'm starting to regret 225/40's myself, but I found a full set of 215/35/18 Toyo Proxes local with only 1000 miles on them for dirt cheap. Anyone have any experience to know whether or not these are good for stretching? My wheels are 9.5" btw.
#6649
hey guys so i jus ordered some wheels(again lol) yesterday with the specs of 17x9 et28 didnt want to start a new thread so figured id ask here... im thinking of going with a 215/40/17 since im slammed on rl what u think of that tire size and also they should be comming in tuesday finger crossed n will have pics up after so u guys can see the fitment
#6652
yeah, jeremydoc, i came to the conclusion of using the 215's after talking it out with you. i was just curious how well the toyo's would stretch. also, how reliable would 215 series be on 9.5"s daily drivin vehicles as far as them not popping beads? I def tested out the 225's on a 26 hr road trip on crap roads to and from louisiana from florida with no issues. I was just hoping that I can rely on the 215's to be just as reliable.
#6653
#6657
Thanks. The rears need some shaving, nothing major, but the fronts are going to get wrecked.
That's without the wheel turned at all. I know some people are running 225/40 on the same wheel size and pull it off nicely. Just camber and more pull?
That's without the wheel turned at all. I know some people are running 225/40 on the same wheel size and pull it off nicely. Just camber and more pull?
#6658
Camber goes a long way. I saw a pic of a tC with 9.5 grids and a lot of camber and it looked to be about an 0.5-1 inch of clearance between the tire and fender. I think he was just as low too.