AsianGuy98
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Wheel size? 17x9?
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Is this size the closest to stock diameter? I plan on getting this size for autocross running 17x8 45 offset. Any rubbing issues through aggressive track driving? Thanks!245/45/17 NT01
17x8 +35Wheel size? 17x9?
OEM is an 18" wheel this was a 17". With the offset I was on and being stock springs and suspension set-up the tire was catching the very front end of the front bumper. This could easily be corrected by a stiffer spring and adding more negative camber to the front which I have plans to do both.Is this size the closest to stock diameter? I plan on getting this size for autocross running 17x8 45 offset. Any rubbing issues through aggressive track driving? Thanks!
I mean is the 17” with that tire size close in height with our stock 18” with oem tires? I think hopefully my 45 offset clears the front bumper with autocross runs.OEM is an 18" wheel this was a 17". With the offset I was on and being stock springs and suspension set-up the tire was catching the very front end of the front bumper. This could easily be corrected by a stiffer spring and adding more negative camber to the front which I have plans to do both.
What if you simply did a negative camber change and no spring change, do you think it would correct the rubbing issue?OEM is an 18" wheel this was a 17". With the offset I was on and being stock springs and suspension set-up the tire was catching the very front end of the front bumper. This could easily be corrected by a stiffer spring and adding more negative camber to the front which I have plans to do both.
Yes it would.What if you simply did a negative camber change and no spring change, do you think it would correct the rubbing issue?