255/35/20 in the front of a GS4
05-03-02, 11:18 AM
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255/35/20 in the front of a GS4
The tech said it will fit without any rubbing I just want to know what you guys think or if someone has this set up already. PS ......I already purchase the rims and tires
05-03-02, 11:26 AM
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What wheel width & offset did you get? I've done this before, 20x9 +38 with 255/35zr20. Worked fine.
On higher offsets, I've heard that people have had to grind the bolt that connects the upper A-arm to the suspension upright (you'll see this just above the tire). This is because the 255/35zr20 is a fair amount taller than the OE tires.
On higher offsets, I've heard that people have had to grind the bolt that connects the upper A-arm to the suspension upright (you'll see this just above the tire). This is because the 255/35zr20 is a fair amount taller than the OE tires.
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Originally posted by SoCalSC4
What wheel width & offset did you get? I've done this before, 20x9 +38 with 255/35zr20. Worked fine.
On higher offsets, I've heard that people have had to grind the bolt that connects the upper A-arm to the suspension upright (you'll see this just above the tire). This is because the 255/35zr20 is a fair amount taller than the OE tires.
What wheel width & offset did you get? I've done this before, 20x9 +38 with 255/35zr20. Worked fine.
On higher offsets, I've heard that people have had to grind the bolt that connects the upper A-arm to the suspension upright (you'll see this just above the tire). This is because the 255/35zr20 is a fair amount taller than the OE tires.
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