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dandatto
Re: wheel fitment
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I got 175/55/15 should they fit rim is 15x7 0 offset

Posted on: 2013/10/25 5:35
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I'm pretty sure I ran 185/45/15 on the front of my sedan, but still had to modify the front of the guard and the footwell.

Posted on: 2013/10/25 1:26
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195 width tires wont fit without rubbing - with any wheel - unless fenders are modified

Does that answer your question?

Posted on: 2013/10/24 20:09
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dandatto
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Need answers asap wantinf to get tires latee today

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dandatto
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I tried just then 195/60/15 didnt fit hit guard turning left and when right hit
Inner well

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sorry for the hijack but im lookin at a set of watanabes on the weekend. 14x6 +21. 1200 struts with coilover sleeve and standard diff. will the wats fit?

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I tried to get mine as perfect as possible, but I do have 280zx struts in the front.

Front - 15x6.5 +16
Rear - 15x7 +15

This is for full travel without rubbing on lowered sedan, they still look pretty good, some more neg would look better but would rub.

Posted on: 2013/10/23 20:41
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ddgonzal
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14x8+0 on the rear with ~30mm flares
14x7 front with flares
Stock struts

See Ddgonzal's Sunny Truck

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dandatto
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Ddgonzal didnt you have 14x7 0 offset under yours?

Posted on: 2013/10/23 12:49
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Quote:

loosekid wrote:

next thing is do you have a mate or friend with like a old nissan (s13 chassis) or even a mate with a old 31 skyline see if you can borrow (even go to a wrecker and get one for $20) a spare wheel they are 4x114.3 6 wide with zero offset it will get you a guide on what you are looking at then you can judge tire size and if the offset needs to be diffferent


S13 spare wheels are spacesavers, and the factory 15x6 alloys are more like +40

I had an R31 Skyline many years ago and also used the normal 14" Skyline steelies on my 1200 back in the mid 90s. They were 14x5.5" +30 from memory.
Silho's have a 15x6 spare, but they're also +30.

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