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I'll give you A+ for trying haha but I knew there was no way that would fit.Welp, front won't even kind of fit. Tire too tall to clear the control arm. Guess it's time to figure out what tire size to redo these with.
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The 10.5s are +20 and the 9 are +15 I believeI'll give you A+ for trying haha but I knew there was no way that would fit.
What's your offset? That should help determine what size tires you need. We are quite familiar with the 20x9 / 20x10.5 sizing.
-Danny
oh man. im smelling stretch tiresThe 10.5s are +20 and the 9 are +15 I believe
oh man. im smelling stretch tires
Does no one make a billet version of that arm? I know they make the uppers but that vertical one is brutal for clearance. We need a better option hah.
Got a square setup of 295/35/18 Yoko A052's on the car. 18x10.5 ET25 in the front and 18x11 ET40 in the rear (with 3mm spacers).
-3.2 degrees of front camber and -2.4 in the rear.
Here is another fitment pic. I did "pull" the fenders outward by maxing out their adjustment holes.
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Those 18s give you a nice sidewall. I'm gonna just have to get the overall diameter down to 26.2 ish and hopefully it'll be good. It'll be a little skinnier of a sidewall than I like but it is what it is.
It would cost thousands of dollars and we would only sell 1 set - to you!Does no one make a billet version of that arm? I know they make the uppers but that vertical one is brutal for clearance. We need a better option hah.
It would cost thousands of dollars and we would only sell 1 set - to you!
put me down for a pair.It would cost thousands of dollars and we would only sell 1 set - to you!
hi i just put some 19x9.5+30 wheels on my P3D with 275/35/19 DWS 06+'s. when you say we know 19x10+30's fit, does that include the P3D? i just found out i can't adjust camber on the front end, so i'm hoping "fits" means with stock suspension and stock alignment settings? thx.A few people here have been discussing the possibilities of getting wider wheels and tires under the Model 3 for track/autox use. So it is about time to start a public thread to see if the community has any good input.
What we know fits:
18x9.5+35 with 275/40-18
19x10+30 with 275/35-19
The next step to test:
18x10.5+25 with 285/30-18 then if that fits try a 295
Here are a few pics I took with at full compression. This was on the 18x9.5/275 setup with no spring and the car on the bumpstop:
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A few things to note:
a. Looks like 1/2 inch of clearance to the inner lip and 1 inch to the outside.
b. The car at full bump is LOW.
c. This was with stock camber. So adding some more up front will make a lot more tire room.
d. There is a bit of a lip on the inner fender that could be cutoff. I think these are plastic fenders? So we can't roll them.
Next questions:
1. There is way more room in the rear. Has anyone tried a staggered setup on an AWD car? What about different diameters? Fitting a 305, 315 or even 335 in the rear seems like it would be possible.
2. What about the gearing? Going to these shorter 18" wheels we are hurting the gearing. Has anyone tried comparing the acceleration at high speeds with short 18s vs tall 20s?
How do you like that front lip? Does it come in matte carbon fiber? Thx.Front tires came in today. Backs arrive tomorrow. We're in business fellas. Coilovers and some camber and we'll be just fine. 27" OD fit nicely.
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I didn't see it in matte. It's the 59$ ebay hydrodipped one. I actually think it worked out really well. I wasn't gonna spend the money on a real CF one until I knew how I liked it and if I would destroy them daily driving. I have no complaints with it.How do you like that front lip? Does it come in matte carbon fiber? Thx.
Which arms are you using to get -3.2?Got a square setup of 295/35/18 Yoko A052's on the car. 18x10.5 ET25 in the front and 18x11 ET40 in the rear (with 3mm spacers).
-3.2 degrees of front camber and -2.4 in the rear.