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Grid Drift 9.5 all round HELP please!


Wayne350

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hi

 

I am about to buy Rota Grid drifts 9.5j all round for my 350. they are ET20. the wheel supplier said i shouldnt do 9.5 on front if i dont have camber and coilovers as the wheel will be poking our of the arch.

 

anyone got pictures side on of the arch with 9.5 no spacers or suspension mods?.

 

all i can find online are pics on a car side on not looking down the arch.

 

 

Thanks Wayne

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thanks for the quick reply yeh i found stevoDs info he posted somehwere:

 

Wheel Size 19 x 9.5 / 19x10.5

Offset (front & rear) 20 both

Tyre Size 245/35/19 / 275/35/19

Lowered yes (unaware but lowish)

Spacer sized if used NA

Arch work if necessary NA

Rear Camber TBC

 

So not much help as he doesent know haha

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im going for 18s so dont get 10.5 only get 10 and not worth geting the 10 as there is hardly any difference to the 9.5 .

 

 

 

StevoD why would you not run 9.5 all round?

 

staggered setup handles so much better

 

Is that not more to do with tyres than the rim?

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The supplier doesn't know what he's on about. I've got 9.5J fronts with ET15 which means mine stick out 5mm further than yours will and mine is completely fine on standard suspension.

 

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I'd recommend going with wider rears too, 10.5J would be spot on.

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Standard OEM wheels aren't staggered ;)

:dry: They are!

 

225 front and 245 rear. That's a staggered set up Kyle. ;)

 

We're taking about wheels here, not tyres :)

Maybe so but they are still a staggered set up.

 

 

Front Size: 18 x 8.0 Offset: + 30 mm Weight: 18.19 lbs Tyre: 225/45/18

Rear Size: 18x8.5 Offset: + 33 mm Weight: 18.62 lbs Tyre: 245/45/18

 

 

Rears are wider alloys so a staggered set up matey. :D;)

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I'm running 9.5 all Round now so it works but the staggered setup was better

 

so it i got 9.5 all round i will supposably lose handling. will that be noticable on the road as i dont use it on track?. i cant justify going rear 10s comapred to 9.5 lol

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Standard OEM wheels aren't staggered ;)

:dry: They are!

 

225 front and 245 rear. That's a staggered set up Kyle. ;)

 

We're taking about wheels here, not tyres :)

Maybe so but they are still a staggered set up.

 

 

Front Size: 18 x 8.0 Offset: + 30 mm Weight: 18.19 lbs Tyre: 225/45/18

Rear Size: 18x8.5 Offset: + 33 mm Weight: 18.62 lbs Tyre: 245/45/18

 

 

Rears are wider alloys so a staggered set up matey. :D;)

 

No no no, STANDARD wheels, not Rays ;)

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