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i have another fitment inquiry and need a recommended tire setup to run for a GS350 w/ Tanabe DFs
20x9.5 +31 R-Disc (will fit BBK's)
20x11 +32 A-Disc
20x9.5 +31 R-Disc (will fit BBK's)
20x11 +32 A-Disc
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you can fit the rear with a roll. I have had 10.5 +25 which is roughly the same give or take a few mm.
The fronts should be ok, I have 9 +24 with only the front tabs bent in (did by hand)
It also depends alot on the tire size. With those widths, a 275 rear and 245 in the front should be no problem at all.
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The fronts should be ok, I have 9 +24 with only the front tabs bent in (did by hand)
It also depends alot on the tire size. With those widths, a 275 rear and 245 in the front should be no problem at all.
hope this helps
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i think that is the correct setup but i need a tire setup that will not rub as much as possible....i know i still need to modify my fenders but the less modding would be better, especially in the front
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yea i did and i guess i paid a lil more.....was it absolutely necessary to pull front and rear fenders? could i get away with jus rolling or shaving?