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xCOWBOYx

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Would there be any adverse consequences to running an 18x10 in the back and a 17x9 in the front? I mean, it seems like it could be alright, but who knows...
 

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Nope, should be good to go. I've met a few people that have done it without issues.

EDIT: I think the only issue is when you run a different diameter tire.
 
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Would be a different diameter tire if I had 18's in the back and 17's in the front? Or do you mean something else....anyways I want that sloped look without the back wheel bays looking empty, any other suggestions guys?
 

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xCOWBOYx said:
Would be a different diameter tire if I had 18's in the back and 17's in the front? Or do you mean something else....anyways I want that sloped look without the back wheel bays looking empty, any other suggestions guys?
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ya...if i was you, i'd just get either 17's or 18's all around (17 is my preference but to each his own) and get a nice drop on the car.....maybe 2" if you want no wheel gap.......eibach sportlines, h&r supersports, steeda race, and a few others will give you around a 2" drop....you will also need caster cambers.....gl man
 
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I don't really want to lower the rear end, the side exhaust is low enough to the ground at stock ride height and I like the look of a jacked up read end even, I was just wondering if its possible to have 18's in the back and 17's in the front....anyone know for sure?
 
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vette's been runnin it since 97. as long as the overall tire diameter is close should be good to go. for example use a smaller aspect ratio in the rear vs the front.
 
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