coryjames

will a plus 35 work on out cars with a 8.5 front and a 9.5 rear??????? and if i am running df210s?????? some one please chime it also a 19 inch rim

itsyounotme

What size tire are you planning on running?

coryjames

235 35 19 front and 265 30 19 rear

itsyounotme

I think you'll rub,...check out http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp?postId=906

coryjames

i want some one to come forward and say hey im running it this is what it looks like

CIONIDE

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New Shoes.. 19" Staggered MRR HR4

Posted: 9/18/07 8:15PM by alleyway28

19x8 front 235/35/19
19x9 rear 265/30/19

35 offset all the way around..

Tires do rub slightly on big dips. I may drop a size on the tires.. but it looks awesome like this. I checked with a shop and I might be able to mill the wheels down to a 40 or 45 offset....

He's running wheels 1/2" narrower than you're asking about, and by the looks of the pics, no drop yet (but I'm not sure).

I'd say you're looking at a good rub for the combo you're asking about.

my_cubicle_part2

i have your set up on the back +35 265/30-19

you will rub on df210's

coryjames

hmmmm looks like im going to have to make it work lol get the wheels machined at a local shop to around +45 yes i did hahahaha

xseveredveganx

Just make sure you have clearance between your calilper and the spokes of your wheels. I'd hate to see someone spend a grip of money on wheels only to have them not fit. THEN get them machined and they hit the calipers.

I've been down the road of having wheels not fit and making them fit. I'm pretty over it.

coryjames

lol i was going to fun sportmax 962 made for big breaks and yeah even if they dont fit camber will make it fit lol and fender rolling how about i just grind the lip hahahahahahahahha im mad i tell you lol

xseveredveganx

Grinding down the lip isn't too hot of an idea. You can do it, but rolling the fenders a little would be a lot better.

With the 20x8.5's I'm planning with a +38, I'm pretty sure I'll have to roll my arches.

coryjames

there is all of a 3/8s lip hard to roll but it can be done

my_cubicle_part2

i think you're ok. nothing to roll

my_cubicle_part2

I totally agree. check your clearance!

alleyway28

There is almost no lip to roll... I'm the one with MRR HR4's +35 all the way around. 265's rub.. Not too much though. If you stretch a 245 in the rear and a 225 in front, I think you will be ok. The big problem about milling the wheel is that there may not be enough meat to mill. I called MRR about my wheels and the told me 3-5 at max. So it's kind of a weird situation. I would opt to get smaller tires.
FYI my wheels are for sale...
MRR HR4 19" anyone interested?? Hit me up

coryjames

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