^ ive got a 205/40 on my 17x7.5s at a final et of 5. so you should be good. Personally, id run a thicker adapter in the rear to compensate though
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Just bought a set of old school zenders im gonna restore.
15x8.5 et6
i rolled my fenders for my old wheels, this should put me right about fenderwell edge on a 90 e30 right?
and will 205 50 15 be a good size tire for a little bit of stretch?
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Get the +27 version, and yes 225/50/15 will fit 100% fine.http://www.raceandroad.com/acatalog/Retro_Wheels.html
says either ET 27 or ET 38. Do those sound right to you?Comment
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Grassroots Motorsports. It's a magazine run by the SCCA (I think) and they run tire testing CONSTANTLY for that crowd; the XS is the current time king. They have forums filled with tire geeks like myself.Comment
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A 195/50 or 205/45 should fit the bill. That's honestly a strange fitment for me, as no one spaces out 7" wide wheels that far.im trying to make something work...
wheels are 16x7 et11 and im going to have to run at the very least a 20mm spacer to make them work...
im on adjustables but i wanna stay pretty low. i also wanna run a decent tire nothing too stretched or tiny.
i know some fender rolling will have to happen. perhaps even alot. can i make this work?
its also a metal bumper car
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205/55 is the stock size, and maintains the correct diameter for speedo accuracy. Well it's already off about 7-8% stock, so you probably don't want to make that even worse.Comment
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Yup, you'll be fine with a flat rear roll. As Stephen said, you can even order 5mm wider for the rear to help fill it out.Alright Jay, here's what I'm planning:
16x7.5 ACT weaves, they are 5x120, ET30. I'll be running 20mm adapters, putting them at ET10, correct? Will a 205/50/16 fit under there? My front fenders are rolled, rears are not yet, but will be. If that's too much, I have no issue with a little stretch.Comment
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Aggressive. You're on point with the tire size and fitment though, that should look great.Comment
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ok just so im sure, when measuring width am i going lip to lip or bead to bead? and as far as diameter, am i measuring edge to edge or the widest part of the barrel?Comment
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Bead to bead. Lip to lip is usually around 3/4" wider.
Diameter is edge to edge, and the furthest part is again around 3/4" more.Comment
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Too make these fit i need...
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