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Also, you have to decide mfg of tires & if you’re looking to stay stock diameter,,,as most who lower run about a 26” diameter rubber vs the 27’s. 255/40,285/35 would
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Also, you have to decide mfg of tires & if you’re looking to stay stock diameter,,,as most who lower run about a 26” diameter rubber vs the 27’s.
255/40,285/35 would fit the wheels without bulging...but that front is gonna need some work. It’s like taking an oem front 9.5” Nismo wheel & putting 25mm spacers behind it
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