I have had 20X9's on mine without any lift. Forget the bs and offset but there is no rubbing.
Super VXer
I have had 20X9's on mine without any lift. Forget the bs and offset but there is no rubbing.
Super VXer
20x9's and no rubbing? I am kinda floored by that considering I have 18x8.5's and trimmed everything but my tonsils. It's all in tire size though. If you are running on rubber bands, that can make all the difference in the world. My 285/60's were hell on the cladding. I think my VX lost 5lbs from Clad-O-Suction.Originally Posted by JHarris1385
Gary Noonan
'01 S/C VX / '18 Forester XT
Super VXer
They have Yoko AVS's 265/50. Not too rubber bandish. Look at my gallery. I HATE rubber bands on big rims, I really cant stand it.
VXer in the Sky
Backspacing is the culprit - almost ALL aftermarket rims will sit farther out from the wheel hub. Add wider rubber and it gets worse. 20x9 certainly has rubber bands and the tbars turned up at least a little.
Super VXer
No T-Bar crank at all. I just have perfect BS on this wheel.
Stockers are only 29.57 while my 265-50-20 are 30.43. I lost a half inch in sidewall but gained almost a full inch in both overall diameter and width.
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