18" X 10J(!!!) ET30 ALLOYS ON CLASSIC ???
18" X 10J(!!!) ET30 ALLOYS ON CLASSIC ???
25 March 2008, 11:48 PM
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I can be wrong, but I think you can fit a 7,5 wide rim with offset around 50, without doing any mods to the arches.
18x10 et30 I think you will need a wide arch bodykit... a very wide one (?)
18x10 et30 I think you will need a wide arch bodykit... a very wide one (?)
26 March 2008, 12:03 AM
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Cheers. I think I'm inclined to agree.
The Classics' recommended OEM offset is circa ET45-49, I think (my 17's are ET47). So these alloys wiould be pushed out by a further - and not insignificant! - 17mm (3/4") towards the arches... Quite apart from the massive 10 inches of rim width trying to be contained within!!!! It ain't gonna happen, is it?
The Classics' recommended OEM offset is circa ET45-49, I think (my 17's are ET47). So these alloys wiould be pushed out by a further - and not insignificant! - 17mm (3/4") towards the arches... Quite apart from the massive 10 inches of rim width trying to be contained within!!!! It ain't gonna happen, is it?
26 March 2008, 12:20 AM
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nope... in my previous classic I tried once some 7x17 et35 rims with 205/50/17 tyres, with stock suspension, the rear tyres rubbed in the archs.
found this at nasioc
18x9.5 +12 Concave TE37's with Launsport 22b widebody
trying to find a classic with 10x15 with stock arches to show you how it would look like
found this at nasioc
18x9.5 +12 Concave TE37's with Launsport 22b widebody
trying to find a classic with 10x15 with stock arches to show you how it would look like
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