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charlieog1243
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wheel help

Post by charlieog1243 » 18 Apr 2012 07:00 pm

anyone no if 15x9 wheels would fit a 360 ok?

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Re: wheel help

Post by Attack2001 » 18 Apr 2012 11:51 pm

You would need arches, the rears you could probably tuck under from offset but the fronts would start rubbing on the inner arch with them tucked in, while steering. I believe. Thomas......................
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Re: wheel help

Post by Speedy88 » 19 Apr 2012 07:07 am

I think arches would need doing at the back but you'd rub on full lock on the fronts so maybe some experimenting with spacers is needed there. After that you might have to do the front arches as well.

Rears will rub on pretty much everything 7J and over.
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Re: wheel help

Post by charlieog1243 » 19 Apr 2012 11:16 am

Ahh gay picking up a jem of a 360 on the weekend and can't really justify destroying the arches lol

Cheers for the help lads

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Re: wheel help

Post by Speedy88 » 19 Apr 2012 01:01 pm

Well my arches are nice, I've just rolled them on the inside. To the outside observer there's nothing different. Doing arch rolling properly will look good :)
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