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10-25-11, 11:54 AM
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the front, needs a slight pul and shaving for the tab. the rear needs A LOT of work. Probably a 1.5'' to 2.0" pull. tire sizes you could go 225/35 front and try a 245/35 rear. if not then 255/35. the 245 for 11" rear might be too stretched but my friend did it and it looked sick.
The guy at varrstone told me I just need a fender roll .so I guessing he wrong ?
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Just picked up a set of wheels!
20x9 +23 245/35/20
20x11 +30 285/30/20
besides rolling and pulling, do i need to do any other mods? how much pull do i need to do? i'm sitting on H&R springs right now.
Thanks in advance!
20x9 +23 245/35/20
20x11 +30 285/30/20
besides rolling and pulling, do i need to do any other mods? how much pull do i need to do? i'm sitting on H&R springs right now.
Thanks in advance!
10-31-11, 06:22 AM
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you could probably fit a 235 but might rub up front on bigger dips a may touch fender liner, nothing pass heating it up and pushing it out of the way.
you shouldnt have to pull much at all, roll th fronts flat(dont shave front), shave half the rear, then roll the rest, and pull until you have clearance. but i dont think you're gunna have to pull. also cut off the front bumper tab, with 20's it'll chunk out those nice big 245's you have up front.
if getting new tires is an option, move those 245/35's to the back, and run a 225/30 up front.
if getting new tires is an option, move those 245/35's to the back, and run a 225/30 up front.
