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SS07MX-5 wrote:hey Brian, where do you get those stickers or plaques that you have on the side of your NC. It looks cool, and I would like some. Thanks.
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Can it fit? SSR Type-C RS 17x8" +48 with 235/40/17 tyre

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Hi Brian,

I have a slightly lowered NC with JIC coilovers and was thinking of this combo on all 4 wheels :

rims : 17x8" +48
tyres : 235/40/17 tyres

Would it fit without rolling?
Would it rub on hard bounces?
Would it be better if i used a narrower tyre eg. 215/40/17 on the front?

tks lots in advance!
Kev
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Re: Can it fit? SSR Type-C RS 17x8" +48 with 235/40/17

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yellowcoupe wrote:Hi Brian,

I have a slightly lowered NC with JIC coilovers and was thinking of this combo on all 4 wheels :

rims : 17x8" +48
tyres : 235/40/17 tyres

Would it fit without rolling?
Would it rub on hard bounces?
Would it be better if i used a narrower tyre eg. 215/40/17 on the front?

tks lots in advance!
Kev
It will fit without rolling lips.
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tks Brian!

and um would u advise 245/40/17 in the rear?
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Hi Brian,

i've also got a shop who has
rims : 17x8.5 +49
tyres : 245/40/17

would this be too big?

appreciate your advice lots
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The 49 offset is a good choice but 245s are REALLY tight...and may rub. There are a number of variables including camber, tire model variances.....but we consistently get the 235/40/17 on without rub and we usually see some rub, at least over bumps, with 245s.
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tks brian!
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Brian wrote:How is this for interesting...RX7 wheels from one of our customers. 16x8 with 245/45/16s. I had been thinking this might make a great track setup and indeed they fit well. And this combination is slightly lighter than stock...by a few ounces. We plan to get some 245/45/16 race tires and either get an old set of these RX7 wheels for us or some SSRs in the same size.


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Does this combo needs fender roll? The car is about 4 points lower than stock.

Many thanks
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KingManos wrote:
Brian wrote:How is this for interesting...RX7 wheels from one of our customers. 16x8 with 245/45/16s. I had been thinking this might make a great track setup and indeed they fit well. And this combination is slightly lighter than stock...by a few ounces. We plan to get some 245/45/16 race tires and either get an old set of these RX7 wheels for us or some SSRs in the same size.


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Does this combo needs fender roll? The car is about 4 points lower than stock.

Many thanks
It needed a slight fender roll for 245s.....none required for 225s.
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What abput a 17x8 +45 with a 245/40R17? With Sportlines?
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