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Old 08-10-2005, 10:39 AM   #1
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s13 17x10 +35 R what tire size

What would be an ideal tire size to run without having to pull the fenders, Ive heard 235 would be good, but thats gonna be streached, or would streached tires the only way to get away without pulling fenders?
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Old 08-10-2005, 12:48 PM   #2
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Old 08-10-2005, 12:52 PM   #3
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Lightbulb I wish you luck man

It's going to be really hard for you to put a 10 inch wide rim on your car without openning up the fenders. Especially if you have an s13 it's just about impossible but if your lucky enough to have an s14 then you might be able to get away with putting 235/(40 or 45)/17 on the rims. Of course as you know it's going to stretch the tires with will shorten the life span of them (but that's how they do i drifter style in Japan so who cares ). My friend just installed 10 inch wide R/H J8 on his car and he had to get his fenders professionally widened. I'm not saying it's impossible to do it without bodywork but to get you a little more space, whip out a baseball bat and use the handle to roll out your fender lip and bit. Might give you just enough clearance to get by without rubbing to much.
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NOOO Way!

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Dude 205/45 I doubt will ever fit over a 10inch wide rim.
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yes yes catch 240sxer on the comedy ch every night at 10...
be sure to throw lugnuts at em..
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Don't know what that guy up above is talking about, maybe he missed the offset portion....
17x10 + 35 is easy to fit, s13 or s14. Just roll and camber, no pull. (s14 fits with no roll at all)

Here's 245-45 on a 17x10 +35 on an s13... (this is in regards to rears BTW, fronts are a whole different story.....)

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ive seen it done.....ill look for the pics.
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Old 08-10-2005, 02:46 PM   #8
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thanks koukika-t...exactly what i was looking for, fronts im going to 17x9 +15 with 215/45 tires
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if you look around vwvortex you see people running 195 45's over 10.5's

no joke. it looks nuts.
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i know a guy running some 17x10's with 275's and all he did was roll the fenders, but im not sure of his offset. would a +38 offset work with a setup like this and still fit flush?
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