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    9.5' + 40 on the rear of an s2k - scrubbing issues?

    Hey all,

    possibly looking at fitting a 9.5'' +40 wheel onto the rear of an s2k. Im just wondering if this will have issues in contact with the rear trailing arm/coilover?

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    what tires alex?

    i dont think you will scrub on the inside but you will def scrub on the guard and bumper

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    roll it + bumper tab relocation.

    although it depends on height, coilover stiffness, camber, tire size.

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    no it wont hit the coils, but yea u'll need roll + tab relocation.
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    will still need a roll and tab relocation but not a hard fit.
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    or cut the guards and fit asm overfenders. like i did. hahaha

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    I think you will definantly scrub the guards. You will be pulling chunks of tyre out of your guard like i was with 8.5' +35. You will be .5mm deeper in the car then me because you have +40 offset, but your wheels will be 1/2inch out because there an inch wider. So overall about 7mm further out then my old wheels. You can get away with scrubbing by stretching tyres but then the car will feel like a trolley.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VeYzZii View Post
    I think you will definantly scrub the guards. You will be pulling chunks of tyre out of your guard like i was with 8.5' +35. You will be .5mm deeper in the car then me because you have +40 offset, but your wheels will be 1/2inch out because there an inch wider. So overall about 7mm further out then my old wheels. You can get away with scrubbing by stretching tyres but then the car will feel like a trolley.
    yeah but if you were running the same size tyre as he plans to, it would be more stretched on his 9.5 then your 8.5

    itll fit just give it a roll, slight pull and tab relocation

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    it's 9.5 +40 on a rear. seriously, not that hard, just roll + tab relocation as people have been saying. So go go go!
    I know a guy running 9 +35 with slight roll and not even a tab relocation on 235/40. Still goes good, only scrubs on huge bumps at high speeds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dlai5552 View Post
    it's 9.5 +40 on a rear. seriously, not that hard, just roll + tab relocation as people have been saying. So go go go!
    I know a guy running 9 +35 with slight roll and not even a tab relocation on 235/40. Still goes good, only scrubs on huge bumps at high speeds.
    Speaking from experience. Anythings possible, but its going to be a job.

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    Will it be near impossible to fit 17x9.5 +22 on the rear and 8.5 on the fronts then? Lol
    Samm928: I must say your the biggest noob kid ever.
    that is all.

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