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Purchased another Camaro and want to know how aggressive of a stance i can get running 18's all round.
Decided that my rear will be a 18x11 on a +43 offset. Want to go with a 8.0 or 9 in for the front, so what offset and tire size should I go with to pull the front tire back out to the fender well just like stock.
Rear tire size will more than likely be a 305/30/18 or 315/30/18. So basically looking for a nice stance and very very close sidewall size. Fenders are rolled along with the BFH mod. Car will be dropped 1.5-2in with the set up.
Thanks in Advance
Decided that my rear will be a 18x11 on a +43 offset. Want to go with a 8.0 or 9 in for the front, so what offset and tire size should I go with to pull the front tire back out to the fender well just like stock.
Rear tire size will more than likely be a 305/30/18 or 315/30/18. So basically looking for a nice stance and very very close sidewall size. Fenders are rolled along with the BFH mod. Car will be dropped 1.5-2in with the set up.
Thanks in Advance
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Nice setup on both rides. Love that 43mm for the TA, car looks damn good on the track. Like where the tire is sitting on the Camaro with the 41mm offset, the only difference is that I want to run a 8.5or9 in the front to make the rear look wider. Thx for the replies!!
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If you wanted a 9" wheel with the same look as my 10" wheel with +41mm offset you would want a +28mm 9" wheel. Or if you wanted a 8.5" wheel it would have to be a +22mm offset to keep the same outer position. I'm using some calculators online, so before spending the money and ordering these I would verify this with the manufacture. Weld in this case
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There are a bunch of tire size calculators if you just google that term that will give you width/height and sidewall as well as revs per mile, etc.
according to those calculators the 295/30/18 has a 3.48" sidewall and the 315/30/18 has a 3.72" sidewall. I'm perfectly okay with this and this isn't noticeable looking at the tires side by side. Remember every tire manufacture is a little different so these might not be exact, but close enough.
You can use the calculator to figure out what size front tire you'll want for your setup in reference to the rear tire size.