★★★★★ Official Linea Corse Owners Thread ★★★★★
10-24-11, 01:58 PM
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Hello everyone,
I'm a long time lurker here and am lookin for a new set of rims and i like these LC818's very much, especially the Hyper Silver ones.
However, having gone thru this thread and seen the photo's i noticed that almost everyone has the same standard setup 8.5F and 10R. What i want though is 8.5 all around and was wondering if i will have any mounting issues, particularly in the rear?
@Zoeb,
I'm the guy who sent you a mail a while back asking about this and i'm sorry that i haven't replied yet, i just haven't made up my mind. The reason i want 8.5 on all four wheels is because of the high price the tires cost over here (The Netherlands). $900 for two 265 rear tires.
If it turns out that mounting will be an issue then i guess i'll just have to get the original set with 8.5F and 10R. Thank you for helping me. The last thing i want is to order these and it turns out they don't fit.
I'm a long time lurker here and am lookin for a new set of rims and i like these LC818's very much, especially the Hyper Silver ones.
However, having gone thru this thread and seen the photo's i noticed that almost everyone has the same standard setup 8.5F and 10R. What i want though is 8.5 all around and was wondering if i will have any mounting issues, particularly in the rear?
@Zoeb,
I'm the guy who sent you a mail a while back asking about this and i'm sorry that i haven't replied yet, i just haven't made up my mind. The reason i want 8.5 on all four wheels is because of the high price the tires cost over here (The Netherlands). $900 for two 265 rear tires.
If it turns out that mounting will be an issue then i guess i'll just have to get the original set with 8.5F and 10R. Thank you for helping me. The last thing i want is to order these and it turns out they don't fit.
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10-28-11, 08:22 AM
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I'm also from the Netherlands.
Tip: Webshop's . It will save a lot of money, up to 30-40%. E.g.: Falken FK-452, 193 euro's.
Further it will cost you around 20 euro's per tire for get it on your car.
http://www.autobandenmarkt.nl/autobanden.html
p.s. I'm also planning these wheels, I hope April next year. I'm only concerned about the ET of 30, fronts. I lowered the car.......
Tip: Webshop's . It will save a lot of money, up to 30-40%. E.g.: Falken FK-452, 193 euro's.
Further it will cost you around 20 euro's per tire for get it on your car.
http://www.autobandenmarkt.nl/autobanden.html
p.s. I'm also planning these wheels, I hope April next year. I'm only concerned about the ET of 30, fronts. I lowered the car.......
11-06-11, 10:54 PM
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I know you recommend 265 or 275/30/19 on the rear, I know its just a fraction shorter than the front, but could
I run 225/35/19 F and 265/35/19 rear with eibach springs with no issues? I hate the illusion that the rear wheel is smaller?
thanks!
I run 225/35/19 F and 265/35/19 rear with eibach springs with no issues? I hate the illusion that the rear wheel is smaller?
thanks!
11-06-11, 11:05 PM
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11-09-11, 04:15 PM
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I have been considering that same setup. I think your better off with the 225/35 and 265/35. I have asked many people who have the recommended setup, and they have said that they rub with the 235/35s in the front, but the 275/30s sits perfect. This information is assuming you are dropped 1-2 inches
But if you want a safe setup, you can always go with the 225/35/19's in the front
275/30/19 is great as long as you don't have a full load with a 1.5" drop
IF you're lower or tend to have a load, you made have rubbing issues
To fix that, you can run a 265/30/19 rear or you can roll your rear fenders
Zoeb
11-20-11, 06:48 AM
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I live in NY got my LC818 running with 235/35/19 , 275/35/19 dropped with F-sport Spring only. but front and back rub n i gotta roll the rear fender. the front i gotta do the heat gun trick but after those it should be all good
