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Old 07-23-2007, 07:25 PM
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16*7 wheels question

if i want to put a 16*7 wheel on a lowered with Tein S tech spring. what tire should i get with no rubbing?
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Old 07-27-2007, 01:37 AM
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to be safe 205/40 but it matters what offset wheel too. my +45 16x7 205/45 rubbed very little in the front w/ T1R springs.. it was slammed though.. Teins are low in my opinion so maybe the 40 profile will do the trick I'm sure
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thats wat i would go with. 205/40 should b fine. but honestly id get 15's more rubber, better ride. im gonna switch out mine later
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205/45-16
that's what i run with my GF210's.

i may rub when there is a really hard bum with my friends(30 185+lbs) inside the car.

But that's with my GF210, I don't know about the Tein S. techs.
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