im looking a buying f90 simmons 17 inch, how wide can i go on the back... im getting 6.5 for the front ?

there are no mods to the rear ,only liping of the guards

im running fr15's on my ute.

5.5 inch front. 6.5 inch rear. Not to say that you couldnt fit wider. But theyre the sizes i found most practical.

i know you didnt ask for opinions but i honestly think you should re consider going for 17's. The 17's on a 1200 look is really hard to pull off. unless you have them sitting under the guards nicely with a really low ride height. otherwise its gonna look like a rollerskate. Feel free to ignore that, but i just had to say it.

Pretty sure these were 7". Good thing about Simmons is that you can get them made to whatever offset you want, makes fitting them a bit more flexible.

It will look sick as dude, the sooner the better!!

if i can fit 7"s with 205s under a 1000 with lipped guards im sure you can fit em on a 1200... actualy if they were spot on offset i wouldnt have had to lip the guards

i agree with ANGE tho, 17s on a 1200 are hard to pull off. At least their Simmons and not chromies...

17s are easy on a 1200, as long as they aren't too tall.

Several club members have reported using 6.5 wheels on front of 1200. The wheel offset is the key. And I think they rolled the fender lip.

See wiki Tire Sizes, feel free to add to it.

that redish ute looks SIC

take a good look under the rear guards of your sedan, there isnt much room in there

there is no way you could get a sedan to sit like that red ute as the tyre would actually be traveling through a bit of metal thats under there.....so how good would that ute looked raised up 2 or 3 inches

i love the red ute hope mine turnes out as good looking as that

but that red ute might be tubbed thats why he has it so low?

wat sorta offset would u look at if u wanted to put simmons wheels on 120y struts with the s13 brakes..

205 35 17 ?? they be any good

i have 15inch b45's on my ute, im pretty sure they are 8.5 on the rear with 225/50 tyres, and they only just clear everything