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Bottle Fed
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Anyone here ever put 18s on a Saleen with any problems....just curious what SIZE(rim & tire) could fit in the rear with the svo rearend..and then the front with the biggest size without rubbing on the bodykit......any help would be great...thanks...Paul...
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1988 Saleen convt #522 SC
1989 Saleen #420 408 w/BOOST!
2009 M5
2000 Yamaha R1
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03SHKER
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I don't know anyone who's done it w/o rolling the fenders, or run into rubbing issues.
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chris@apexmotorsports.com
2555 Lafayette Blvd. Suite #122
Santa Clara, CA 95050
408-588-0075
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DaveG
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It's been done. I'm sure that George will chime in on this as he's the one with 18's on his fox Saleen. I do know that he's running 8.5in. all the way around.
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DaveG
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two-gun kid2
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soon ill be running 18x9 saleens in hyperblack all around
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Originally posted by two-gun kid:
soon ill be running 18x9 saleens in hyperblack all around
nice
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87 Fox- Restoration in progress
2014 Tacoma DCLB MGM
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Bottle Fed
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ttt
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1988 Saleen convt #522 SC
1989 Saleen #420 408 w/BOOST!
2009 M5
2000 Yamaha R1
2013 S4
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88GtHatchback
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I run 18x8.5 with a 245/40 on the front and 18x9.5 with a 275/35 on the back on my 88. All fenders are rolled. Only rubbing in the front is the fender liner when hard on the brakes or a hard corner. Back has slight rubbing with 2 people in the car on big bumps. It is easily done with the right offset/backspacing. Just need to measure. Heres a pic: 
Clay
[ January 29, 2006, 11:35 PM: Message edited by: 88GtHatchback ]
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Cali 88 Gt - CHP 347 stroker, AFR 185's, Custom cam, RPM 2
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Originally posted by 88GtHatchback:
I run 18x8.5 with a 245/40 on the front and 18x9.5 with a 275/35 on the back on my 88. All fenders are rolled. Only rubbing in the front is the fender liner when hard on the brakes or a hard corner. Back has slight rubbing with 2 people in the car on big bumps. It is easily done with the right offset/backspacing. Just need to measure. Heres a pic:
Clay
do you have any other pictures? is that a 3in cowl?
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