18 x 9.5J Rolled tyres?
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18 x 9.5J Rolled tyres?
Hello All,
I have a 2005 wide track STi. It came with 18” 9.5J wheels, with 225 wide tyres which have been rolled on. I don’t like the rolled tyres look and the fact that if I touch anything the wheel will be destroyed! Can I fit a 255 wide tyre on these rims on my car? Any input would be welcome and also peoples options on the rolled tyres.
Many thanks
Mike
I have a 2005 wide track STi. It came with 18” 9.5J wheels, with 225 wide tyres which have been rolled on. I don’t like the rolled tyres look and the fact that if I touch anything the wheel will be destroyed! Can I fit a 255 wide tyre on these rims on my car? Any input would be welcome and also peoples options on the rolled tyres.
Many thanks
Mike
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Hi Mike
We are run before stretched tyres on the Rota Grid Drift like you have with 225/40 tyres,but after that we are went with 245/40 ZR18 and now just looks like should
In your case:
Are you are running coilovers?
If yes,you will need run too front camber bolts for more camber and this will allow you better handling overall,without the camber bolts you will be limited with camber adjustment
We are running 9JX17" with Toyo R888 255/40 R17 without the problem and too 9.5JX18 Rota Grid Drift with 245/40 ZR18 without the problem with coilovers and camber bolts at front
Jura
We are run before stretched tyres on the Rota Grid Drift like you have with 225/40 tyres,but after that we are went with 245/40 ZR18 and now just looks like should
In your case:
Are you are running coilovers?
If yes,you will need run too front camber bolts for more camber and this will allow you better handling overall,without the camber bolts you will be limited with camber adjustment
We are running 9JX17" with Toyo R888 255/40 R17 without the problem and too 9.5JX18 Rota Grid Drift with 245/40 ZR18 without the problem with coilovers and camber bolts at front
Jura
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I am going to parade my ignorance here, but what do you mean by "rolled on"? I presume that this is something to do with the fact that they don't seem to reach the lip of the wheel but I'd be interested to know.
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Are you are running coilovers?
If yes,you will need run too front camber bolts for more camber and this will allow you better handling overall,without the camber bolts you will be limited with camber adjustment
If yes,you will need run too front camber bolts for more camber and this will allow you better handling overall,without the camber bolts you will be limited with camber adjustment
Lovely car, I see this for sale on here recently was a members car.
Sorry I dont want to sell the wheels as I like them I just want large tyres. So from what I can see 245 is as large as I can go. The arches have been roled if this make a differance.
Thanks for all your comments
Mike
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Yes I have BC Racing coil over, which have the camber adjustment at the top of the stock in the top mount. Do i still need a new bolt or do I have enough adjustment with my coil overs?
Yes I bought it a week ago, very happy
Sorry I dont want to sell the wheels as I like them I just want large tyres. So from what I can see 245 is as large as I can go. The arches have been roled if this make a differance.
Thanks for all your comments
Mike
Yes I bought it a week ago, very happy
Sorry I dont want to sell the wheels as I like them I just want large tyres. So from what I can see 245 is as large as I can go. The arches have been roled if this make a differance.
Thanks for all your comments
Mike
Jura
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Yes you will need to run camber bolts,without the camber bolts you will be limited in camber adjustment(in our case we have as maximum front camber -1.48 without the camber bolts,with camber bolts we are running now just -2.00,but we can run more..),plus would recommend too raise the ride height and if its possible fit the Roll centre kit,which will help in the better steering,on our car this transform car unbelievable
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b11s267..._Impreza/RS_GB
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b346s27..._Impreza/RS_GB
Many thanks
Mike
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Thanks for the info. I think I have found the items you are talking about. I have added the link below, please could to take a look for me just to make sure I'm getting the correct thing?
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b11s267..._Impreza/RS_GB
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b346s27..._Impreza/RS_GB
Many thanks
Mike
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b11s267..._Impreza/RS_GB
http://www.camskill.co.uk/m10b346s27..._Impreza/RS_GB
Many thanks
Mike
Hi Mike
Yes,they're correct and we are running both of them,like the camber bolts at front and this Roll centre kit
You will need have wheel alignment done after fitting both of them,but this depends on your personal preference and what car will be mainly used plus here is few of guys which will help you best alignment like is Arnie or bonesetter,Arch etc.
Jura
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Yes you will need to run camber bolts,without the camber bolts you will be limited in camber adjustment(in our case we have as maximum front camber -1.48 without the camber bolts,with camber bolts we are running now just -2.00,but we can run more..),plus would recommend too raise the ride height and if its possible fit the Roll centre kit,which will help in the better steering,on our car this transform car unbelievable
Jura
Jura
Are the camber bolts for the front, rear or both? I have fitted them to the font so i hope this is correct lol
Many thanks
Mike
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