spicyhands

As it says wich would look better on the stock height, the 40 or 45 tall?

If i do get the 45 would it slow me down?


These wheels

fuzzy02CLS

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235-40-18

CleanCL

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45 would fill the gap a tiny bit more since your not dropped.

brianlin87

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5zigens, huh.

with the above.

RaviNJCLs

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Or you can just get the 40's and drop that puppy a little.

Nevada3

Does anyone have a picture of 225/45 18 on stock height they can post?

brianlin87

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spicyhands

please

lookitsakyauk

don't have a picture but when I had 18s with no suspension that gap looked weird. I had something like a 5 or 6 finger gap with 225/40/18.

spicyhands

My stock set-up i have 4 fingers
I was gonna do the 45 tall and see if that fills it up....

NiteQwill

running a 45 series tire "looks funny." The tire is too beefy for the size of the wheel well. A 40 series tire is better, that is unless you are looking for road protection.

Titand19

Stock height is stock height man. just drop it

phipark

Don't get new rims if you aren't going to drop it.

clpassenubye

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If your not going to drop it then you need 19's or 20's cause with 18's and either tire size your going to have a big gap. So if your going to get aftermarket rims and you want to look good its either one of those options or it will look kinda silly.

rondog

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stock height looks fine in the rear without a drop, but the front looks Huge without a drop. even a slight drop from TEIN will do the trick. and 235/40/18 is meaty enuf while retaining the 18" size factor. 45 series tend to look like 17".

spicyhands

Thanks guys
ok ok then what suspention set up should i get? I want it to be close to stock feel;as in comfort. I dont wanna have back problems anytime soon

Time For Sleeep

My tein basics have been really comfortable, and are height adjustable. I kind of wish I had gone w/ the Tein SS so I could adjust stiffness, as these are a bit soft, but *shrugs*