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Old 03-18-2009, 02:10 PM   #1
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Here is a 16x7 +33 with a 205/50 for reference...

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Old 03-18-2009, 02:40 PM   #2
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^ that doesn't look lik eit would rub, but from what i've read, anything less than +42mm rubs. Hrm...
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Old 03-18-2009, 05:01 PM   #3
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^ that doesn't look lik eit would rub, but from what i've read, anything less than +42mm rubs. Hrm...
Can't always believe what you read...it's also lowered 1.75"
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Old 03-18-2009, 07:31 PM   #4
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^ that doesn't look lik eit would rub, but from what i've read, anything less than +42mm rubs. Hrm...
only true for the front.... and it depends upon the tire set-up as well


I could tuck those +0 offsets' no prob!
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Old 03-19-2009, 07:30 AM   #5
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im not sure about other setups but here is my experience. Im running +38 16x6.5 all round and i have 0 rubbing and im sitting on Tein Basics. Sorry for the pics but i dont have any from the side looking down the car.

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Old 03-19-2009, 01:26 PM   #6
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im not sure about other setups but here is my experience. Im running +38 16x6.5 all round and i have 0 rubbing and im sitting on Tein Basics. Sorry for the pics but i dont have any from the side looking down the car.
What size tires are you running?
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Old 03-19-2009, 04:46 PM   #7
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im not sure about other setups but here is my experience. Im running +38 16x6.5 all round and i have 0 rubbing and im sitting on Tein Basics. Sorry for the pics but i dont have any from the side looking down the car.

If you are not rubbing the crap out of the inner plastic fenders with the basics....


Then you are not driving fast enough !!
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ill check the tire widths one i get home, but i know there 195/40 or 45. And i have never rubbed on this setup and believe me ive done some hard cornering in it and it still does not. The only time ive ever rubbed while havening the basics on was when i went to pick up the wheels with some friends in the back
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ill check the tire widths one i get home, but i know there 195/40 or 45. And i have never rubbed on this setup and believe me ive done some hard cornering in it and it still does not. The only time ive ever rubbed while havening the basics on was when i went to pick up the wheels with some friends in the back
so you're not rubbing because your running an improper tire size for the car? That would make your whole post irrelevant. You should be running 195/50/16 for a stock diameter.

You also say you have NEVER rubbed yet in the very next sentence you say you did rub. That’s contradictory.

So basically, yes you rub even though you run an undersized tire. If you ran a proper tire size you’d probably be rubbing all over the place.
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Old 03-18-2009, 05:26 PM   #10
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Here is a 16x7 +33 with a 205/50 for reference...

now thats how a wheel should fit.

im orginally from kenosha, WI. i live down in south carolina now, been here for ten years now.
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