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nice rims! i'm a fan of rims with some Lip. but i don't think your going big enough ;)
You should go for 20s and join the club.
 
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jeelo said:
nice rims! i'm a fan of rims with some Lip. but i don't think your going big enough ;)
You should go for 20s and join the club.
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With your 20" ASA JH8 32mm offset, did you have to change your bolt pattern?
As these wheels come in 5-112 & Patriot's are 5-114s? Thanks.
 
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Nice, so those tires I'm guessing are 25/55R18? They don't look too funny in person being smaller than the FDII stock 215/65R17 SR-As? I have been researching the fraking H E double-hockey-stick out of tires and found the oh-so nicely reviewed Yokohama Geolander A/T-s too big or too small for 18" wheels (damn that "SINN"full deal)

My head has been revolving more than a Corvette ZR1's tires in time trials.

I wanted a good balance of on/off highway and want to try going a little bigger. I think I'm set on either Dunlop Signature CS or Pirelli Scorpion A/T at 235-60R18, which put them about 29" tall and around 9.5" wide. Probably the most I can get of the space, less than 35 lbs but slightly higher load ratings and others have more good things to say than GY SR-As. I'll post a different thread soon with my wheels once I get meat on them not to further high-jack :hijacked:
 
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AntDragon said:
Nice, so those tires I'm guessing are 25/55R18? They don't look too funny in person being smaller than the FDII stock 215/65R17 SR-As? I have been researching the fraking H E double-hockey-stick out of tires and found the oh-so nicely reviewed Yokohama Geolander A/T-s too big or too small for 18" wheels (damn that "SINN"full deal)

My head has been revolving more than a Corvette ZR1's tires in time trials.

I wanted a good balance of on/off highway and want to try going a little bigger. I think I'm set on either Dunlop Signature CS or Pirelli Scorpion A/T at 235-60R18, which put them about 29" tall and around 9.5" wide. Probably the most I can get of the space, less than 35 lbs but slightly higher load ratings and others have more good things to say than GY SR-As. I'll post a different thread soon with my wheels once I get meat on them not to further high-jack :hijacked:
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Actually the tires look great in person, i was hoping id have a little more rubber but I am happy with it. Also the tires are only .3in smaller then the SR-A's, but they are .4 in wider then the SR-A's as well. Im a big fan of yoko's, especially with the its winter tires. Tires do drive ya nuts though. Spent many nights doing the same thing. Good luck with your quest :smiley_thumbs_up:
 
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