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Old 01-19-2012, 05:52 PM   #1
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18x9 +28 18x10+38 Volk GT-7's
Fronts came with 225/35's which will go wider once they wear out
Rears are 275/35, wanted to run a 285 but BFG Drag Radials go 275 and right on to a 295. Didn't want to risk the 295 not fitting so just bought 275/35's again. My boss has a pair of GT-7's same size, same color with slightly higher offsets that I'm going to pick up and see if I can't squeeze that 295 under there.

Fenders are rolled, no pull whatsoever.




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Old 01-19-2012, 11:49 PM   #2
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18x9 +28 18x10+38 Volk GT-7's
Fronts came with 225/35's which will go wider once they wear out
Rears are 275/35, wanted to run a 285 but BFG Drag Radials go 275 and right on to a 295. Didn't want to risk the 295 not fitting so just bought 275/35's again. My boss has a pair of GT-7's same size, same color with slightly higher offsets that I'm going to pick up and see if I can't squeeze that 295 under there.

Fenders are rolled, no pull whatsoever.




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Way legit lookin ride! How much clearance to the rear strut is there right now?
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Old 01-20-2012, 08:31 AM   #3
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Way legit lookin ride! How much clearance to the rear strut is there right now?

I'll have to check it out for you tonight when I get home from the office, rarely drive it now that I have a daughter.

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Way legit lookin ride! How much clearance to the rear strut is there right now?
Just checked it out, its at about a half inch from rim to coilover on the rear.

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Just checked it out, its at about a half inch from rim to coilover on the rear.

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So it sounds like those 295s shouldn't be a problem!
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