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Omega Help Area => Omega General Help => Topic started by: RobseyMV6 on 17 December 2016, 15:17:32
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Will need to dig them out as I guess your going to ask the J on alloys? Think there 8 or 8.5J
What are you guys fitting?
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I have 235 40 18s on mine i think they are 8j
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235/40/18 or if you got 9J at back then 265/35/18
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245/40/18 also perfectly acceptable :y
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245 are an option for 8.5J, but increase change of rubbing if a large rim protection
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245 are an option for 8.5J, but increase change of rubbing if a large rim protection
235 and 245 were the suggested sizes for my 8J Stilas ;)
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Thank you all!! Notes taken on board :y
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245 are an option for 8.5J, but increase change of rubbing if a large rim protection
235 and 245 were the suggested sizes for my 8J Stilas ;)
Yes, but Irmscher are notoriously stupid, like all the German styling companies (in-house or otherwise).
Lets face it, their styling parts are designed specifically for the car, yet don't fit particularly well.
I can assure members that even 235/40/18 can rub quite badly with a camber of 1.15, if it has a large rim protection (such as the particularly crap GY Eagle Asym F1) - even Mrs TB complains about it, but counters it by turning the wireless up more.
I'm sure when we tried my Mich PS4 245/40/18 on the front of chrisgixer's black thrashmobile, we encountered rubbing around the roundabouts - but then, we all know how he drives. These still have rim protection, but not as extreme as the GY F1's.
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245s didn't rub on either my plod with standard suspension nor on my 30mm lowered estate...
And that included whilst fitted with the Goodyear tyres... ::)
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245s didn't rub on either my plod with standard suspension nor on my 30mm lowered estate...
And that included whilst fitted with the Goodyear tyres... ::)
Clearly not trying hard enough ;)
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245s didn't rub on either my plod with standard suspension nor on my 30mm lowered estate...
And that included whilst fitted with the Goodyear tyres... ::)
Clearly not trying hard enough ;)
Actually I forgot, did rub the arch liners... But that was only on the black one with Irmscher four pot.front springs, so sat a bit lower than it perhaps should have ::)