19x9 ET20 front wheel? fitment?

does anybody drive this combination at the front? pics?

greetings

andi

They will stick out past the arch a bit.

do you have any pics?

I dont, a +32 offset on a 9 x 10 will sit just about dead flush but will most likely rub on full lock, i cant see you having much joy with a +20 unless you do some arch mods or just sit and look at it on the drive.

Here is my old rims, 19 x 9.5 +20

And the current rims 19 x 9 +25

Here is my old rims, 19 x 9.5 +20

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3013/2789551968_ece2e1fc2d_b.jpg

 

the 1st set of rims are one the best looking set i seen for ages, sorry i not a fan of multispoke, id love set them what are they and what sizes can you get them in?

@ ?uestlove

that looks nice! which size do you drive in the rear?

Unfortunatley i sold teh weds (The first pic) which I now regret as i liked them better too

Rear in the top pic is 19 x 10.5 +20 (275 tyre) the second pic (Rays RE30) 19 x 11 +25 (285 tyre)

Here is my old rims, 19 x 9.5 +20

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3013/2789551968_ece2e1fc2d_b.jpg

 

the 1st set of rims are one the best looking set i seen for ages, sorry i not a fan of multispoke, id love set them what are they and what sizes can you get them in?

 

You won't get away with that in this country mate, unless you mod the arches. It is against the law to have wheels protruding from them.

Over stretched tyre fitment, cant be great for the handling, try something within 15 of stock which is apparantly 50.

 

You won't get away with that in this country mate, unless you mod the arches. It is against the law to have wheels protruding from them.

 

You will notice im not in your country, im in Australia. Its still illegal here, but thats the last thing they would worry about here. It be teh single, external with screamer pipe, pod filter, fixed bucket seat, too loud, too low etc etc. I think in the UK to have a car rego you must pass all these first? Well in Australia, its much easier, rego can be done online

 

Handling is fine for the street, but at the end of the day, I drive the car very normal on the street, as getting pulled over for speeding can then result in the defects mentioned above, but drive normally the policia will be fine. I have my track 17" rims for when I go to the track and really let loose.

 

You won't get away with that in this country mate, unless you mod the arches. It is against the law to have wheels protruding from them.

 

Actually you will, the law states that the tread must be covered, so with streched tyres its quite legal to have the wheel sticking out of the arch as long as the tread is covered.

Over stretched tyre fitment, cant be great for the handling, try something within 15 of stock which is apparantly 50.

Stretching tyres increases the roll stiffnes of the tyre, so its probably better. If a little bumpy

Stretching tyres increases the roll stiffnes of the tyre, so its probably better. If a little bumpy

Rubbish, if that was the case all race cars would run them stretched.

 

You will notice im not in your country, im in Australia. Its still illegal here, but thats the last thing they would worry about here. It be teh single, external with screamer pipe, pod filter, fixed bucket seat, too loud, too low etc etc. I think in the UK to have a car rego you must pass all these first? Well in Australia, its much easier, rego can be done online

 

Handling is fine for the street, but at the end of the day, I drive the car very normal on the street, as getting pulled over for speeding can then result in the defects mentioned above, but drive normally the policia will be fine. I have my track 17" rims for when I go to the track and really let loose.

 

I aimed that at sams, it says he's in Linconshire.

 

 

Actually you will, the law states that the tread must be covered, so with streched tyres its quite legal to have the wheel sticking out of the arch as long as the tread is covered.

 

Rubbish, if that was the case all race cars would run them stretched.

 

You're half right, yes the tread has to be under the arch, but the wheel cannot protrude more than 30mm, otherwise it's illegal.

Rubbish, if that was the case all race cars would run them stretched.

No because you would want to do it on a race car because you wouldn't want to reduce contact patch by running narrower tyres than your rim and you wouldn't want the weight of a larger rim to purposefully stretch the tyre.

Its is a FACT though that strecthing a tyre increases the roll stiffness, I was taught this as part of my Automotive engineering degree in the Chassis and dynamics 3rd year lectures. We were presented with a series of test data which I think was taken by Dunlop on the subject.

Think about it, its quite logical that it would just as a lower profile tyres roll less than higher profile tyres of the same construction

Stretching tyres increases the roll stiffnes of the tyre, so its probably better. If a little bumpy

and great for an elastic band type breakaway on a Supra. Been there and not going back lol.

I also used 11" rear on my Z with 275's which were well stretched, PS2's handling was pure awful. A race tyre is designed to be stretched in fitment, but road radials rarely are. Hence why the makers usually give a rim size guide on their web site's.