pikuoff

If I get deep dish rims, they will eliminate the need for spacers to get the tires out to the edge of the wheel wells, right? Or would I still need some spacers?

Thanks!

MustangMan00

deep dishes with like 315's will be bascially flush with the fender

hot wheels

spacers move the entire wheel/tire out the distance of the spacer. for example- you want the stance of a 10.5in. wheel but only have a 9in. wheel then you would use an 1.5in. spacer. the width wouldn't change in the 9in. wheel but it would stick out farther from the wheel well.

dmustanggt

but i think you still need the spacer to prevent the tire from rubbing on the inside of the fender

hot wheels

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before the 1.25in eibach wheel spacer on a 9in. wheel
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after
[IMG]local://upfiles/18250/E256E96E37154DC2995FAF670A548356.jpg[/IMG]

GreyStang

I wanna use BOTH for my next rim upgrade!

I want to have 4 equal sized rims/rubber for all corners of the car so I can rotate front-to-back when I want. But I want to use them with spacers on the back wheels so the wheel wells get filled out a bit better. How's that for a good idea?

hot wheels

worked great for me 275/40zr17 on 9in. wheels, all 4 corners without the front wheel drive look

pikuoff

I'm looking at some 17x10.5s for the rear with 315 35 tires. That should be good right? Any good pics of that real quick?

hot wheels

those will look the best, many pics on the forum with that set up and yes they will work fine.

sonicbluehorse

10 inch FR500 with 295 tire. I dont know if thats what your looking for but you could probably still use a spacer if you wanted to.

Coming soon - 2 inch drop