Would a 20x12 rim fit on the rear?
03-29-2012, 02:33 AM
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i highly doubt it. that is a lot of meat - how much power are you running? : P
I think after 11" and 305/315 with the right offsets, is about the cap. not that you can't make other setups work .. this is just the max I've seen without some serious tinkering
I think after 11" and 305/315 with the right offsets, is about the cap. not that you can't make other setups work .. this is just the max I've seen without some serious tinkering
03-29-2012, 10:28 AM
#3
I fixed that for ya 
That's a big wheel. I can't imagine it would fit without doing some serious modifications to the car. Rolling the fenders and some spacers... Not to mention tires are gonna cost you an arm and a leg.
That's a big wheel. I can't imagine it would fit without doing some serious modifications to the car. Rolling the fenders and some spacers... Not to mention tires are gonna cost you an arm and a leg.
03-29-2012, 11:43 AM
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Can it be done? Well probably yeah. But not stock. Like tdcalhoun89 stated it will require some serious modification. Fender rolling, I need my fenders rolled on my 18x10. You will also have to have your fenders PROFESSIONALLY pulled. Do not attempt it yourself. If you're willing to do all that then go for it. But shows us a picture of the wheels!
03-29-2012, 11:49 AM
#5
Can it be done? Well probably yeah. But not stock. Like tdcalhoun89 stated it will require some serious modification. Fender rolling, I need my fenders rolled on my 18x10. You will also have to have your fenders PROFESSIONALLY pulled. Do not attempt it yourself. If you're willing to do all that then go for it. But shows us a picture of the wheels!
OP you'll need some serious modification if you're looking to do this.
03-29-2012, 12:29 PM
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20x12 with a 345 would look so badass i think. But if it requires alot of custom modification I probably wont do it. Ill stick with 20x10.5 with a 295 rear probably. 19x9 with a 255 on the front.
the 345s tires were like 580$ each lol, 295s still going to be about $400 i think
03-29-2012, 02:08 PM
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Looks badass maybe, but will be adding a whole Lot of rotational unsprung weight.
I'd guess 15lbs or more per 20x12 wheel+tire over a stock 18x8 setup?
That's a lot of unsprung weight gain which will translate to your car's pull, to some degree.
I'd guess 15lbs or more per 20x12 wheel+tire over a stock 18x8 setup?
That's a lot of unsprung weight gain which will translate to your car's pull, to some degree.
