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Originally Posted by Mike do they have to be 9 and 10, or is that the widest? Stock 18s might be the best answer, possibly even widening them to the
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Stock wheels too heavy. Tire limit is 275 max also. Obviously want to run the widest I can, but guess I could run 18 x 8.5 front if it helped and 18 x 9.5 rear if I had to (or 10 rear). Trying to avoid spacers unless I want them for track. Also rule that limits tires sticking out wider than body work although i am not as worried about that. |
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