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right ive just got a set of 15" masitalys(sp)
these ones..
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0001-4.jpg
There 7J x15 and et35 am i going to need spacers or anything, or arch work to fit these?
cheers martin
et35 means they'll stick out from the car, so no need for spacers :)
You may have outer arch clearance issues though, especially with a 7" wide wheel.
[edit] I ran et38 6.5" wide Oz wheels on my old hatch. Needed rolled arches on the back and the fronts were mightily close. That was lowered 60F/50R on spax stuff.
I think Ash's black TD wheels are 7" wide, and et38 - they'll sit 3mm further in than yours. I think he had Ok clearance though, again will rolled arches.
General Baxter
13-02-08, 08:13 PM
well i had 17" J7 Et35 on the saloon, and they did not even fit, on a hatch you have no chance lol
oh dear.. i maye have to try them tomora, if not i'l refurb and sell on..
I think 35 is pushing it. My OZ's are 38 and you need to remove ALL the lip on the back to get them on lol
You'll need arch work 100%.
Et35 and 7j is asking for trouble,Lol.
Rear arch rolling might sort it
I think 35 is pushing it. My OZ's are 38 and you need to remove ALL the lip on the back to get them on lol
Meh its mostly rusted away anyhow
pends wat tyres u run too
if u run stretched rubber you might get away with it
what size tyres would i need to get the "stretched" afect? my mates got his own tyre place, i could "borrow" a trye see if it works
General Baxter
13-02-08, 08:27 PM
well 205's dont fit lol
On a 7 inch rim, a 185 would probably create the desired effect :)
right am of to ring him see if hes got any part worns lol
dave.gsi
13-02-08, 08:37 PM
stretched tyres on those rims would look a little weird :tard:
i once tried a set of ET38 7x16. there was no way in hell would they fit under standard arches
ive got 205s on an 8
185s will be going on next
so on a 7 id say 175 0r 165 40s
joff-turbo-nova
14-02-08, 07:41 AM
I run a set of Wolfrace Voodoo's which are a 7" wide 16" rim.
However they have a 42mm offset which works better. Even so when I had my arches replaced I got the bodyshop to pull them out a bit as clearance was still an issue even on a 42mm offset.
I think you will stuggle big style (sorry)
Joff
I think you will stuggle big style (sorry)
Joff
cheers lol..
well we shall find out ina botu 15mins lol
i havent a clue in hell what mine are or what j they are.. i just rolled the back arches and shoved them on lol. but without streched tyres in pretty sure yours will rub mate :thumb:
Well, youre all right lol
Clearance with steelies
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0001c.jpg
Now with the alloys..(Clearance... Whats that then? lol)
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0003-4.jpg
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0004-1.jpg
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0005-2.jpg
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0006-3.jpg
Shiney tho...
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b367/Martain_novalicious/000_0008-4.jpg
lol
cars lowerd 60mm allround nothing in the back..tyre size atm is 195/50s lol
Back to the drawing board..
MK1-GTE
14-02-08, 11:32 AM
how bizarre my gte has currently got et35 15" 7 j wide wheels fitted ...
admitedly shes not as low as yours ...
any pics? what size tyres are you runing?
MK1-GTE
14-02-08, 11:37 AM
tyres are 195 45 15`s mate ..im almost 100% sure there 7 j if i get time ill check later as want to clean the calipers up ..
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii261/allvec/steamcleanbaysnfewpics052.jpg
http://i266.photobucket.com/albums/ii261/allvec/camerasettingsatnighttesting025.jpg
nice looks a minter.. lowerd 40mm?
MK1-GTE
14-02-08, 11:51 AM
not totally sure mate it has a spax psx kit on ?? it looks like that roughly ?
get some seeerious stretch on them and you will fit em in the arch no danger!
cheer smate, gona see about some at weekend
personally id go for a 45/40 profile
ok mate cheers, wil have to save and buy some
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