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My Bugeye has 175/70's on 5.5" wide Minitors. Had to space out on front
1//4". Also spaced out rear 1/8" to clear springs. You can install most
any size you can find. But it may require some modifications such as
spacers and longer studs. I have a friend that runs 185/70's/. Before
installing the Minitors, I had 165/80's on stock steel wheels. No
interference at all.
Jeff Kelly
On 11/21/2016 3:53 PM, WeslakeMonza1330--- via Spridgets wrote:
> They are on the tall side and also wide-ish so may rub on the inner
> arch at the rear, not sure about the front. Despite what anyone else
> might tell you, whether or not a tyre will rub or not doesn't just
> depend on the width but also the actual ride height. The reason for
> this is that the ride height will put the fattest part of the tyre
> (not necessarily the tread) in different positions of the narrowest
> part of the wheel well. Wheel 'dish' offset/inset will also vary how
> the tyre sits in relation to the arch.
> In a message dated 19/11/2016 23:31:31 GMT Standard Time,
> spridgets@autox.team.net writes:
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My Bugeye has 175/70's on 5.5" wide Minitors. Had to space out on
front 1//4". Also spaced out rear 1/8" to clear springs. You can
install most any size you can find. But it may require some
modifications such as spacers and longer studs. I have a friend
that runs 185/70's/. Before installing the Minitors, I had 165/80's
on stock steel wheels. No interference at all.<br>
Jeff Kelly<br>
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<div>They are on the tall side and also wide-ish so may rub on
the inner arch at the rear, not sure about the front. Despite
what anyone else might tell you, whether or not a tyre will
rub or not doesn't just depend on the width but also the
actual ride height. The reason for this is that the ride
height will put the fattest part of the tyre (not necessarily
the tread) in different positions of the narrowest part of the
wheel well. Wheel 'dish' offset/inset will also vary how the
tyre sits in relation to the arch.</div>
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<div>In a message dated 19/11/2016 23:31:31 GMT Standard Time,
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