Max Wheel Width on a Classic?
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What sort of wheel width would you be able to get on a classic without modifying the arches. I was wondering can you go to 8" easy bolt on no probs or do you need camber bolts to make it work?
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Currently i'm running 7.5 X 18 without rolled arches, i think i'll be able to get 8 X 18 on with either the same ET of 48 or with ET 45 if not ET 48.
Won't be achievable with OEM shocks and springs thought i don't believe and you won't be able to slam it if it works, 25mm lower should be fine with a good stiff set up, 25mm is all you need before you ruin the geometry angles though.
A Whiteline BSK may allow you to lower the car more but i think it would rub.
I plan on getting 8 X 18 eventually, but my car is my track car project, on the road i'm not a huge fan of the hard ride the suspension, bushes, wheels and tyres make, damagings my allows is my biggest issue though.
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Won't be achievable with OEM shocks and springs thought i don't believe and you won't be able to slam it if it works, 25mm lower should be fine with a good stiff set up, 25mm is all you need before you ruin the geometry angles though.
A Whiteline BSK may allow you to lower the car more but i think it would rub.
I plan on getting 8 X 18 eventually, but my car is my track car project, on the road i'm not a huge fan of the hard ride the suspension, bushes, wheels and tyres make, damagings my allows is my biggest issue though.
Thanks
Last edited by Saalro; Jan 26, 2018 at 03:29 PM.
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