Subject	Yeah you should'nt have any problems w/ a 35 sidewall
Posted by	Gennosuke on October 07, 2011 at 3:06 PM
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In Reply To	Re: 275-35-18 or 285-35-18 would help close the gap posted by darkmann on October 07, 2011 at 01:23 PM
Message	It'd look so much nicer. 18x10 +37 gives you room to play with.
Follow Ups	Help with Tire Sizing - darkmann 01:42:48 10/07/11 Here's a different angle - darkmann 01:46:31 10/07/11 This was years ago on Eibachs... - Bernie (NoVA) 02:48:05 10/07/11 Re: This was years ago on Eibachs... - darkmann 13:14:18 10/07/11 Why don't you just sell them on CL or eBay? (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 14:09:18 10/07/11 275-35-18 or 285-35-18 would help close the gap - Gennosuke 03:04:40 10/07/11 Re: 275-35-18 or 285-35-18 would help close the gap - darkmann 13:23:04 10/07/11 Yeah you should'nt have any problems w/ a 35 sidewall - Gennosuke 15:06:13 10/07/11 That makes F 3.75mm taller on the sidewall. (n/m) - CoHPhasor 18:31:19 10/07/11 sitting higher in the rear looks bad? I think a rake looks - Jeffblue 07:10:52 10/07/11 agreed (n/m) - Bernie (NoVA) 07:49:12 10/07/11 I have 285/35/18 - blackomega 08:56:10 10/07/11 Re: I have 285/35/18 - darkmann 13:25:25 10/07/11 Try some subframe spacers, they'll lower the rear by ~1/4" - LitlElvis 09:50:18 10/07/11 Re: Try some subframe spacers, they'll lower the rear by ~1/4" - darkmann 13:27:47 10/07/11 Took me 30 mins to install subframe spacers... (n/m) - MixManMash 08:07:17 10/08/11 Re: Help with Tire Sizing - holcomb74 09:57:30 10/07/11 Re: Re: Help with Tire Sizing - darkmann 13:30:53 10/07/11
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