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      05-11-2012, 12:38 PM   #1
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e92 rear fitment question

On the old car I was running Miro 111's:

19x8.5 et 35 with a 10mm spacer = et 25

19x9.5 et 33 with a 12mm spacer = et 21

I just noticed Miro makes a 19x9.5 et 20!

I had a pretty healthy fender roll in the rear and I had minor rubbing on really big bumps or when the car was fully loaded with the old setup.

Think I can get a little more aggressive with the roll on the new car and squeeze in that last 1mm? I'd much rather not have to run the spacers if there is a offset that will work!
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run 255 tires....and you'll be good with a healthy roll....with that offset and rim size it's already 1mm inside the fender. If anything, if all fails maybe an additional -.5 degree of camber(which I doubt) and you'll be good.
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Move those 9.5 et 33 up front with a 235 tire and get the 9.5 et20 in the rear. The front would be fine with the stretched tire and the rear will be good with a roll.
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