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Old 01-06-2014, 04:58 PM
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Haha there's a very good possibility it is, but I'm going to have to claim ignorance on that! The gf gets the house, and I ask no questions, and I get the garage and she asks none... It's a good compromise in my opinion lol!
We have the same rule except I add the TV room as my domain. A man's gotta watch sports in comfort. No girlie stuff

Now if I had a TV room in the garage I might sleep out there
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Now if I had a TV room in the garage I might sleep out there
Thats the goal in my next house. LOL
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We have the same rule except I add the TV room as my domain. A man's gotta watch sports in comfort. No girlie stuff
I just trained her to only speak during commercials, understand that anything told to me during a sporting event (especially football, or hockey!) will be promptly forgotten, and why "snuggling" and sports don't go together.... so for now I'm putting up with the girlie stuff till I get my own room lol!
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I just trained her to only speak during commercials, understand that anything told to me during a sporting event (especially football, or hockey!) will be promptly forgotten, and why "snuggling" and sports don't go together.... so for now I'm putting up with the girlie stuff till I get my own room lol!
I guess, as long as you have the remote and a DVR...
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Old 01-10-2014, 05:45 AM
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245/35/19 = 25.75"OD (3.4" sidewall)

335/30/20 = 27.9"OD (4" sidewall)

345/25/20 = 26.8"OD (3.4" sidewall

As you can see above if you base it on your front tire size you have 3.4" sidewall and approx 25.75" overall height. With the 1" diameter larger rear tire you want to carry at a MINIMUM the same sidewall (relating to 1" taller rear tire).

The 345/25/20 matches the front tire perfectly!

However it depends on the look you want to go for. An approx 28" rear tire is pretty sall, so will give the car the "stuffed" look. It's over an inch taller than the other rear tire option and 2 inches taller than the front! Again depends on the look you're going for.

If it were me, I'd go the 345/25/20. You get the additional width (just less than 1/2" wider) which is always a good thing and it matches the front perfectly.

I'm going with 18/19 combo on mine, but for reference you can see us test fitting a 345/25/20 on my car so you can get an idea of the aspect ratio (sidewall).

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I am having the same problem on what combo to use. I want the taller tire and I want the space on the right and left side of the tire filled up. I want the suffed look but I want it to look somewhat equal to the front in regards to tire size and look.

Do you have any photos of the car above setting on the ground? While on the ground did the wheels go up further inside?

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Old 01-10-2014, 05:47 AM
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Alright, so the wheels finally arrived! My hats off to Chris Coddington and Hot Rods by Boyd! Took about a month and a half from when I ordered them till I got them and that includes a delay at the border, and the Christmas holidays! Ended up going with 6" backspacing in rear, 4.75" in front... 20x12 and 19x8 front:
Nice wheels. Do you have any photo's with the tires mounted?

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Old 01-10-2014, 06:49 AM
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I am having the same problem on what combo to use. I want the taller tire and I want the space on the right and left side of the tire filled up. I want the suffed look but I want it to look somewhat equal to the front in regards to tire size and look.

Do you have any photos of the car above setting on the ground? While on the ground did the wheels go up further inside?

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I will try and get some more soon. My car will hopefully be out of the painter today and we're going to see about setting ride height and trying out some wheels with same tire. I will post as soon as I get more info. You guys are the first to receive the updates I post!

I want the stuffed look also so looking forward to ordering my own wheels/tires when I get it figured out fully. Hoping to get a hold of Anvil so I can get diff front inners and run 285 fronts
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Old 01-11-2014, 01:47 PM
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[QUOTE=Ron Fox;528105]Nice wheels. Do you have any photo's with the tires mounted?

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I haven't mounted the tires yet... But as soon as I do and get them mocked into place I'll be sure to post up pictures!
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I'm wondering... I want to go with a 255/35/19 tire in the front, but most tire manufactures recommend a 8.5 - 10 inch rim and my fronts are 8". Anybody run that tire size on an 8" rim? Will it fit, and look normal, ie no weird bulge on the sidewall or anything?
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