17x11 rears without bfh?
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17x11 rears without bfh?
yes i know there are alot of threads on fitting 11 inch zr1s, ive searched and im just not sure. i know the bfh mod works but theres just something about taking a hammer to my car that just doesnt appeal to me. so what i want to know is would these fit without me haveing to anything to make them fit? if not what are all the options to making them fit.
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My car is lowered with Eibach Sportlines, and I didn't use a BFH....a couple days ago I pulled off my rear wheels and the driver side had been rubbing ...but the spot was about the size of a quarter....
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I dont have the ZR1's but i do have the 17x11" TTII's with 315 Nitto DR's and I have about a 1/2" between the tire and the inner fender (02 WS6). I am not lowered tho. I think alot of it depends on what tire u run...the BFG's and Goodyear's run wider and the Nittos run narrow so thats why i went with them to keep from hammering the hell out of my car. My tires are more up and down with the side of the rim (not much bulge) but I love how it turned out.
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I'm lowered (eibach 2" drop) and running 17x11" ZR1s out back. I think I'm running 285s or 295s (P-Zeros) out back right now. The rubbing has been very minimal. It's not a big deal at all. All you do is take off the wheels/tires and check for the rub spots (if any). Then you tap them out. I believe theres also fender rollers you can use. At any rate you aren't "taking a hammer to your car." I'll be putting 315s out back next.
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