RWD staggered offset wheels question
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RWD staggered offset wheels question
ok. i havent gotten really a good response in the Nissan forums with this question. so i figured that maybe someone here might actually know what their talking about. or also have run into this problem
im trying to figure out the wheel / setup on my 240sx
wheels are 17x8 +22
and 17x9 +20
what im wondering is will i have to run wheel spacers to not rub my coilovers ?
and also what size tire should i run to achieve just a small stretch a 215/40/17 in the front and a 235/35/17 in the rear ?
picture for reference of bosystyle S13 chassis and untouched body( no pulled fenders ) also reference for tire size. just a very small stretch or close to flush
hope someone can help me out.
im trying to figure out the wheel / setup on my 240sx
wheels are 17x8 +22
and 17x9 +20
what im wondering is will i have to run wheel spacers to not rub my coilovers ?
and also what size tire should i run to achieve just a small stretch a 215/40/17 in the front and a 235/35/17 in the rear ?
picture for reference of bosystyle S13 chassis and untouched body( no pulled fenders ) also reference for tire size. just a very small stretch or close to flush
hope someone can help me out.
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Re: RWD staggered offset wheels question (crapanese)
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