Show me your 20's....
02-22-2012, 12:20 PM
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Show me your 20's....
on a 2 door! I am debating weather to run 18" or 20" wheels with 38" Toyo OCMT tires and need some pics to help me decide. Post'em if you got'em. Thanks!
02-22-2012, 02:40 PM
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Originally Posted by viking
go 18's 20's look to much like a sports car. You want some side wall rubber for off roaring
Lol mine never got mistaken for a sports car
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Originally Posted by viking
go 18's 20's look to much like a sports car. You want some side wall rubber for off roaring
02-22-2012, 07:17 PM
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02-22-2012, 09:38 PM
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I like the 10 inch sidewall rule.
tire size - (10" sidewall x 2) =appropriate rim size
Translation, if your going to run a 38" tire, stick to an 18" rim. If you are running a 37", stick to a 17" rim. Maintain a 10" sidewall on your wheels. This ensures there is enough sidewall to provide adequate grip and wheel protection.
: Disclaimer : I made up this rule, but I like it and I am going to keep using it..
tire size - (10" sidewall x 2) =appropriate rim size
Translation, if your going to run a 38" tire, stick to an 18" rim. If you are running a 37", stick to a 17" rim. Maintain a 10" sidewall on your wheels. This ensures there is enough sidewall to provide adequate grip and wheel protection.
: Disclaimer : I made up this rule, but I like it and I am going to keep using it..
02-23-2012, 07:57 PM
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I like the 10 inch sidewall rule.
tire size - (10" sidewall x 2) =appropriate rim size
Translation, if your going to run a 38" tire, stick to an 18" rim. If you are running a 37", stick to a 17" rim. Maintain a 10" sidewall on your wheels. This ensures there is enough sidewall to provide adequate grip and wheel protection.
: Disclaimer : I made up this rule, but I like it and I am going to keep using it..
tire size - (10" sidewall x 2) =appropriate rim size
Translation, if your going to run a 38" tire, stick to an 18" rim. If you are running a 37", stick to a 17" rim. Maintain a 10" sidewall on your wheels. This ensures there is enough sidewall to provide adequate grip and wheel protection.
: Disclaimer : I made up this rule, but I like it and I am going to keep using it..
