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I have written it a dozen time in numerous threads. I don't owe you an answer.
there is not need for any arguments are smart remarks of any sort, we are all car lovers here cant we all get along ? :D:cheers:
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One more for help. This was a test fit of a 20x11 et45 with a 295/30 20 Michelin PSS. You can see the stretch is needed. 5mm farther out with yours, you MAY be able to get away with it. But again NOT the R888.
Got any more pics of this setup? Looks like it has major potential!
 

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Wheels just arrived :)

Always been a fan of the TE37. Another good quality wheel.

Got any more pics of this setup? Looks like it has major potential!
Thank you, those are pretty much it. I agree and have actually been considering running that 20x11 et45 rear with our 20x10.5 et45 up front. I test fit the 10.5 (our intended rear wheel) up front and it only needs a 7mm spacer to clear the strut body inboard. The 10.5 et45 with a 7mm spacer (needs longer studs) is effectively a 10.5 et38, which would sit the wheel dead flush with the front fender matching the rear very well.

Buuuuut I love my current FF15 20x10 et40 and 20x11 et55 so much that I may not mess with it right now. :D
 

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So I found out that the 18" TE37 Sl we have work over the GT PP calipers, though it would be fitting to state it here since were all drooling over these badass Japanese monoblock shoes !

I agree with FlowForm always loved the TE37 just to much for me, maybe a track setup for my next car all depending.
 

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Right, nor do mine in the first post because my 11" is an et55. You still have not answered the question of what your et is. I'm guessing it's also an et55. Just telling him yours don't stick out won't help him in deciding what tires to go with. The offset makes all the difference in the world.:thumbsup:
These are from his wheel thread:

[FONT=&quot]20x10 +35F 20x11 +55R offset info. [/FONT]
 

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These are from his wheel thread:

[FONT=&quot]20x10 +35F 20x11 +55R offset info. [/FONT]
thank you brotha so it is a ET 55 for the rear

front he could have pushed to a ET 27 no problems for a more flush fit as well.
 

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Im running concept one cs6.0 20x9 20x10.5, 275/35 front 315 35 rear on sportlines, no issues at all. Nitto Motivos
 

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Wheels just arrived :)

Gorgeous wheels Mike! Well worth the wait :love:

As I saw a few others mention, 305/315 is going to be too wide for the 11 +40. +50 would be pretty much dead flush and the +40 will poke about 10mm.

You'll want to stretch 285/295 to get those to fit. Of course suspension settings will be a big factor as well. It'll work but it may take some adjustments to fit perfectly! Good luck and post pics when they're on! :thumbsup:
 

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Always been a fan of the TE37. Another good quality wheel.



Thank you, those are pretty much it. I agree and have actually been considering running that 20x11 et45 rear with our 20x10.5 et45 up front. I test fit the 10.5 (our intended rear wheel) up front and it only needs a 7mm spacer to clear the strut body inboard. The 10.5 et45 with a 7mm spacer (needs longer studs) is effectively a 10.5 et38, which would sit the wheel dead flush with the front fender matching the rear very well.

Buuuuut I love my current FF15 20x10 et40 and 20x11 et55 so much that I may not mess with it right now. :D
Well, if you did consider making them in 10.5F and 11R with correct offsets, i would definitely be down for a set. I'm looking at running 295 30 20 in the front and 305 30 20 in the rear. Well, at least that would be my ideal setup.

My backup if all else fails will be a 20x10F and 20x11R with 275/35 and 295/35.
 

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Hey guys,

I recently just purchased a set of wheels which is due to arrive end of July. I've been digging around the forums but haven't found tire sizes that match up with the wheel size I went with. They are 20x10 +30 and 20x11 +40 I think I have a good idea of what to run on the front which is 275/35/20. But what do you guys recommend for the rear? I know its a slightly more aggressive fit. Thanks in advance!

*Edit* Forgot to mention, i'll also be dropped on Eibach Prokit springs
dude i just want to see the it when your done it sounds like what i want check out my sound clip magnaflow 19179
 
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Sweet ass wheels! What size and offsets did you go with? What tires?
I went with 20x10 +30 and 20x11 +40

Gorgeous wheels Mike! Well worth the wait :love:

As I saw a few others mention, 305/315 is going to be too wide for the 11 +40. +50 would be pretty much dead flush and the +40 will poke about 10mm.

You'll want to stretch 285/295 to get those to fit. Of course suspension settings will be a big factor as well. It'll work but it may take some adjustments to fit perfectly! Good luck and post pics when they're on! :thumbsup:
Thanks Jason! I'm gonna test fit some 315/35 Nitto invos on the rear. As your familiar with my old cars, I've always been into the stretched out look, really trying to do something different with this one Lol. We'll make it work somehow..

So I found out that the 18" TE37 Sl we have work over the GT PP calipers, though it would be fitting to state it here since were all drooling over these badass Japanese monoblock shoes !

I agree with FlowForm always loved the TE37 just to much for me, maybe a track setup for my next car all depending.
Thanks for test fitting those! Most likely will go with a set of those or HRE flowforms as a dedicated track setup.
 

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I went with 20x10 +30 and 20x11 +40



Thanks Jason! I'm gonna test fit some 315/35 Nitto invos on the rear. As your familiar with my old cars, I've always been into the stretched out look, really trying to do something different with this one Lol. We'll make it work somehow.
Interesting. Can't wait to see how these look mounted.

My WORK CR2P's are 20x10 +38 and 20x11 +45. I am running 285/35/20 and 305/35/20 Hankook Ventus RS-3's version 2.

I want to see how much they poke and what type of alignment settings you will have to get them to work.

What springs will you have?
 
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Interesting. Can't wait to see how these look mounted.

My WORK CR2P's are 20x10 +38 and 20x11 +45. I am running 285/35/20 and 305/35/20 Hankook Ventus RS-3's version 2.

I want to see how much they poke and what type of alignment settings you will have to get them to work.

What springs will you have?
I have the Eibach Prokit springs. The Invo's run a little bit narrower than most tires so i'm crossing my fingers that it should be ok. I came across Full Race motorsports' SEMA build last year and they stuffed some R888 285/35 315/30

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