Axis Milano
02-08-2006, 01:59 PM
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Missing my Acura's
Not without crazy headache's The closest they come too what we need is 19x8.5" +45 offset. They will rub without rolling the fenders and cutting the bumper tabs. Not worth it too me. if you are going too spend that kind of money get wheels that fit. Im in the search for mine now and have came up with the following info. The only Axis rims that will fit our cars are Matrix, Crux and Mod seven.
02-08-2006, 03:34 PM
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No! for an 19x8.5 et45 to fit a 99-03 TL u need to go with 225's and just cut the tabs, no rolling of the fenders is required. Now if u have a extremely low drop u may need to role the rear fenders as well. Although i was sittin pretty low with those Milanos and i had no problems after i cut the tabs. I didn't need to do any real fender work untill I moved up to 235's
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But btw they don't make the +45 Milanos anymore
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But btw they don't make the +45 Milanos anymore
07-10-2006, 09:53 AM
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How would 225's look on an 8.5" wheel though? Is that safely ran? I know kids are running 235's on 8" wheels.
I'm thinking an alternative might be Falkens ST-115 235/35-19 tire that is naturally stretched. I was going to try this tire on a 19x8.5 for the rear (and then run 225/35-19 on 7.5" in the front).
Opinions?
I'm thinking an alternative might be Falkens ST-115 235/35-19 tire that is naturally stretched. I was going to try this tire on a 19x8.5 for the rear (and then run 225/35-19 on 7.5" in the front).
Opinions?
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