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Originally Posted by BlackBB6
You should be fine with a fender roll. I have my rears rolled with 265/30/19(Falkens) on a 9.5 +22 and I might hear a faint rub on the most extreme dips. I would imagine with an 11mm difference in offset and 10mm more rubber your results would be similar. It also depends on what tire you're running, Falkens run narrow.
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Well if you're rubbing with 265s wouldn't that mean that my 10mm difference will rub even more even with a fender roll? Or are you saying there's only a one mm difference between ours because of offset size. I want it to work properly. Hopefully a fender roll is enough? Will it be safe if my car dips at 100+mph? haha. Hankook V12 Evo
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Originally Posted by edirtaynine
what brand/model tires are you also on? 9.5" rear with +33 offset is still conservative. a fender roll will take care of the rubbing unless the 275 tires you're on are "wider than normal" (like michelins), then you can either add a little more negative camber and/or just switch to 265s and call it a day.
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