Anyone running LMR 10" Fronts?

[NicksGTR]

Looking at the LMR staggered package 10/11, but don't want any poke on the front. What size tires? Thanks.

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[traktrbeam]

Looking at the LMR staggered package 10/11, but don't want any poke on the front. What size tires? Thanks.

I'm running SVE 350R 10" wheels up front with 285/35/19's. Rears are 305's. No Poke or spacers...plug and play. Pick of fronts, the wheels are slightly turned.

 

[NicksGTR]

Thanks trktrbeam! Much appreciated. I'll be going with a narrower tire set up, probably 265 35 19 and 295 35 19, so I'll be fine.

 

[gadgtfreek]

I'm running SVE 350R 10" wheels up front with 285/35/19's. Rears are 305's. No Poke or spacers...plug and play. Pick of fronts, the wheels are slightly turned.

I have the same tire setup on my PP2, and am looking at that very wheel size combo to lighten the load in a couple of months.

 

[EFI]

IMO even the 10" SVE wheels are too far in. I use a 6mm spacer and they are still not quite flush, so you should have no problem especially with a narrow tire.

 

[NicksGTR]

IMO even the 10" SVE wheels are too far in. I use a 6mm spacer and they are still not quite flush, so you should have no problem especially with a narrow tire.

 

[Grintch]

IMO even the 10" SVE wheels are too far in. I use a 6mm spacer and they are still not quite flush, so you should have no problem especially with a narrow tire.

Well the LMR 10" wheels are not all the same. Some are +40, some are +35.
But I agree, with decent camber, even my 350 replicas with wider than average NT-01 285/35 on +40 wheels +5mm pacers (+35 effective) has good bit of room before it would be flush.

The limit is the rear, where +35 is borderline pokey depending on your tires. The front can easily use less offset. Remember the 10" are designed to allow a no spacer, square fitment.

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