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Widest rims I can run?

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  • Start date Start date Jul 16, 2004
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OrLackThereof

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I work at a tire place and I can get tires wicked cheap....50% off all Michelines, Uniroyals, and Pirellis...and 10% over cost on everything else. Plus, I can get rims 10% over wholesale also..

I'm running stock Pony wheels right now, but I want to buy some Weld draglights. What I'm mainly concerned with, is what's the largest rim I can run in the rear? I'm thinking something like a 15x9 or a 15x10 would probably be sufficient. I'm hoping for at least a 275 tire. Right now, my 16x7's will only really fit 245's. I can run 255's, but they're too wide for the rim and it messes up the tire's footprint. I don't need the extra traction yet, due to my transmission, but I will soon when I replace it....and I'm tired of seeing 2.xx 60's at the drag strip.

I've got a 91 GT hatch...none of that quad shock crap.

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want to hook me up with some tires?
 
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rear is 10-inch width limit, my friend used to have 10.5 inch cobra r's on the rear, but u may have to roll the fender lip
 
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So if I don't want to modify the fenders or anything, I should run a set of 15x10's in the rear? Sounds good to me....
 
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lol we use to have 17/10's 315/35/17's on are 2002 stang rubbed alittle but it kinda went away after a while dang sure looked nice pretty sure thats what they were but not 100%
 

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damn wanna get me some tires next time?? haha well anyways u should be able to run 10's in the back cause u dont turn in the back, not sure about rubbing the top of the fender, but 9 in the front should be enough im running 9 in the front and it only rubs when i turn the wheel ALL the way it rubs the inner part of the side skirt in the wheel well
 
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