It fits!

[9520g]

So I dont want to show the whole car yet because its not done, but I just wanted to share this with everyone. This is a 20x11 in wide rim with a -10 offsett.

 

[DSMunknown]

Looks nice... not too keen on the Quwhees kit, though. What's the rubber?

 

[InfiniteGSX]

The only way I would do wide body, and I want to do it, is with an AWD Car... Which is why I hope I get enough money from my settlement to get a GSX... Cause I want to get that wide body kit that you can use any front and rear bumper you chose... so I want to use the stock front and rear bumper's... With a lip kit... and some wide ass wheels.

 

[9520g]

Its actually the gt3 widebody with the quwhees vents but that will be changin soon. Right now its a 285 but soon it will be chandeg to a 255 so it matches the front.

 

[InfiniteGSX]

Your going to go with a less wider tire? Your rubber already is about to fall off with those wide 285's... I'd try a wider tire... like the next step up... Your going to be driving on the sidewalls... I'd also be scared to take corners fast with a 255...

 

[9520g]

Your going to go with a less wider tire? Your rubber already is about to fall off with those wide 285's... I'd try a wider tire... like the next step up... Your going to be driving on the sidewalls... I'd also be scared to take corners fast with a 255...

AWD you have to keep the overall diameter the same and there is no way I'm fitting 285 in the front especially on a 9.5in wide rim. So I rather stretch ou the tire in the rear a bit to give me the correct overall diameter.

 

[TrboANTsi]

i hope you got a big turbo ### 20s are gonna make that thing all show and no go . lets see the whole car man.

 

[9520g]

Built motor with a FP3065. Car should be done in about a moth, I'll post pics than.

 

[KiNg MaRtY]

Nice pic but I agree. 255 tires a too small for a 11 width rim.

 

[cdndsm]

You can still run staggered fittament and maintain the same overall wheel/tire diameter.

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

Spend some time with that and you should be able to figure out a combination that keeps diameter within 1/10th of an inch.