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Join Date: Mar 2009
Posts: 8
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Will this rub?
ok i got a 87 delta 88 FWD:
i was looking at rims and tires for it to get rid of the crappy steel rims and i came across a set of 225-40zr18 tire with. The place obv tells me what I want to hear and says they wont rub. But Im wondering if any of you would know? btw setup right now is 205-75R14 Someone help? |
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Registered Grease Monkey
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Wyandotte Mi
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Are the rims you are wanting designed for FWD?
I would imagine they would probably rub a bit, but this is coming from someone who is in Michigan....on Michigan roads ![]()
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Join Date: Mar 2009
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will this rub?
I would really dont know what there designed for. There jsut at a local rim and tire shop so who knows really. I jsut didnt know if there would be enough room to fit the 20 extra mm of tire width. But of coarse the shop is no help they jsut wanna make a sale.
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Northern VA
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By the way, those new tires are about 3/4" wider than the originals but about an inch SMALLER in outside diameter. If the wheel offset keeps the tire centered in the wheel well, you should have no problems. On the other hand, I personally don't care for the extra daylight between the wheel well opening and the smaller tire. Your car, your call.
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Registered Grease Monkey
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Wyandotte Mi
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If the shop isnt going to be any help, then I think that should be enough to find another,more helpful shop that will guarantee thier work/product.
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