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Quick question, lookin to pick up a set of 19x9.5 +25 wheels to replace stock...will 255/35's fit under the fronts with just rolled guards? Bought the car with the front lowered a bit but I've never measured it, so lets assume its on SL's.

Thinkin of goin 255 all around to just make things simpler but happy to listen to peoples thoughts...

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  • Member For: 20y 4m 15d
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I need a new set of wheels due to pothole damage.

I have a BA sedan and I would like to run staggered wheels. I understand that wider wheels may require the guards to rolled, and I am happy to do so if necessary. What would be the prefect width and offset, to keep wheels inside the arches with neutral camber, without having to stretch tyres?

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Posted (edited)

19 x 8.5/ 19.5. +35 and +40 respectively.

This

245/35 and 275/30

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I have just fitted the PBR C2 callipers and rotors to the front of my Ba Turbo and the Speedy Envy 19 x 8.5 +38 wheels won't fit, as they hit the callipers. I have the same wheel in a +30 and it clears, will all +38 wheels have this problem, or does it depend on their construction?

Any suggestions that you could give me on wheels that would clear the callipers would be greatly appreciated.

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C2 caliper?

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Posted (edited)

Sorry, I believe that they are referred to as the C6 calliper - FPV premium brake package - 325mm rotor

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