GSF wheels on ISF
#76
^^^^The front (gap as you call it) is the same as stock wheel/tire combo).. The 225/40/19 stock size and the 255/35/19 tire you are now running have the same OD, 26". The stock RCF tires you are running in the rear are 275/35/19 and are .6" larger in OD than stock, 26.6" vs 26.0".
I am running 255/35/19 in front and noticing no additional gap. I am happy with the extra width of the wheel, handling and more flush with the fender line. I am running 295/30/19 in back, same OD as stock, and did have lots of rubbing until I rolled the rear fenders flat. I now have occasional rubbing when I take a bump going to fast or when I have two people in the back seat. Otherwise no issues.
Lou
I am running 255/35/19 in front and noticing no additional gap. I am happy with the extra width of the wheel, handling and more flush with the fender line. I am running 295/30/19 in back, same OD as stock, and did have lots of rubbing until I rolled the rear fenders flat. I now have occasional rubbing when I take a bump going to fast or when I have two people in the back seat. Otherwise no issues.
Lou
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Does anyone know what the EXACT weight of the GSF & ISF wheels are? I'm assuming the fronts would be lighter than the rears (due to width)
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The RCF wheels are similar (dimensions) to the GSF wheels and have been weighed by me (the standard wheel) and another forum member (polished wheel) the results were:
Standard wheels are:
9" = 25.5 lbs
10" = 28.0 lbs
And the Polished wheels are:
9" = 26.6 lbs
10" = 28.7 lbs
I would assume the GSF wheels are pretty close to the RCF polished wheel.
Lou
Standard wheels are:
9" = 25.5 lbs
10" = 28.0 lbs
And the Polished wheels are:
9" = 26.6 lbs
10" = 28.7 lbs
I would assume the GSF wheels are pretty close to the RCF polished wheel.
Lou
#87
Had a lot of people reach out about fitment from another thread so thought I'd bump this thread.
- The rear will indeed require a roll
- As Lou mentioned above, did not modify front fenders. I am actually running a 12mm spacer to sit flush and match the rear fitment.
- Tires are Indy 500: 255/35 front and 285/30 rear
- No rubbing whatsoever
Well worth it!!
- The rear will indeed require a roll
- As Lou mentioned above, did not modify front fenders. I am actually running a 12mm spacer to sit flush and match the rear fitment.
- Tires are Indy 500: 255/35 front and 285/30 rear
- No rubbing whatsoever
Well worth it!!
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