Whitemax1
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- Sep 6, 2015
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Tama,
Iowa
i have a 96 talon I'm wanting to put 17" rims on. It is lowered 1.5". What I'm wondering is what offset I need an what tire size. I don't want any rubbing.
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I wouldn't do 18 inches, can harm your drivetrain,and your speed will be off. I'll do 17 inches for less rotational mass.
35mm will be the max anything over will require fender rolling.
Here is a helpful link. The only thing is, it doesn't say anything about rim width
http://www.dsmtuners.com/threads/will-these-wheels-tires-fit.286685/
I run 17x9 +35 on my 95 awd talon with 245/40/17 I'm a bit lower and I have no problems with rubbing
You are correct I honestly forgot to mention the sizes in wheels on a awd platform18s will not harm drivetrain unless you are AWD running different diameters but you are right that 18s can rub depending on width of the wheel. Just an example, I was running 18x8.75 +33 offset with 235/40 tires and I needed fender rolling. 17x8 IMO is the best wheel size for the 2g and provides enough tire width for 90% of DSMers.
You must have some amazing roads and must be driving like a grandma then because this setup for sure requires fender rolling. Just go find some uneven roads and dips/slopes.
I don't track my car but I also don't drive like a grandma and the roads here aren't the best I also didn't roll the fenders although I was prepared to. I'm sure if I was slammed it would be a different story. I searched quite a bit before I bought my rims and found multiple people running my combo with good success.You must have some amazing roads and must be driving like a grandma then because this setup for sure requires fender rolling. Just go find some uneven roads and dips/slopes.
Ok. So 17x8. What would be the best size tire. I want a very low pro but I don't want to crack a rim. I may end up lowering it more too
I don't track my car but I also don't drive like a grandma and the roads here aren't the best I also didn't roll the fenders although I was prepared to. I'm sure if I was slammed it would be a different story. I searched quite a bit before I bought my rims and found multiple people running my combo with good success.
OP: Have you looked into some evo rims?
It's all good, I have a probably a little more fender gap up front than you do and the back has a little more than the front. Suspension is a bit stiff so that helps too. I think the 40 series tire looks good though.Yeah my bad, I always assume DSMs are slammed for some reason. With enough height you can get away with it.
Oneslowdsm what is your offset
Sorry missed this post, not sure on how much lower as I bought the car already loweredDo you have any pictures of that. How low are you?