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Old 04-16-2007, 12:22 AM   #11
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That's incorrect, a 225 sitting on a 15x8 ET38 will not sit in the same place as a 225 sitting on a a 15x7 ET38, what tire shop did you work at again? A 1" wider wheel will put roughly 13mm's more on either side of the tire, both on the shock side and the fender side.
smoke another one because the tire will be sitting in the same spot, and that is what I said... THE TIRE WILL BE SITTING IN THE SAME SPOT

since the tire is 225 mm wide (8.9in) wich is wider than either wheel the tire is going to sit in the same position regaurdless... you need to figure out TIRE clearance, not wheel clearance in this case and that is what I did with the +38 offset
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