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Martian MW05 Race Wheels

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It works - albeit barely. You may need to shave your knuckles a mm or two. It requires a lot of camber front and rear. And of course, not all tires are the same, so it could vary from one brand to another.

Below photo is on Falken RT660's, 305/30/19.

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Up front you'd need around +20 effective offset relative to OEM performance setup (so a 20mm spacer on top of +40 offset Martian sells) and about 3-3.5 degrees of camber.

In the rear, with a +40 offset you *may* get away with just lowering and around 1.7 degrees of camber. @MasterC17 posted elsewhere that with +25 rear offset (and maybe non OEM brake rotors?) he had to dial in 3.2 degrees of camber to make things clear.

A 40-offset wheel buys one ~15mm worth of clearance, which is rough equivalent to what 1.5 degrees of camber gets you. So, if you lower and get to ~1.7 degrees of camber in the rear you might be good with a 40-offset wheel and stock rear performance brakes.

If @MasterC17 is running MPP/other rear rotors that push the wheels out further, the math becomes a tad more favorable.