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Keep in mind we are talking about stock 20's, and those rims are not stock.
You're getting lost in the history
I wasn't sure if I'd have issues, so I had the KO2s put on my stock 20s and went out on a very rough drive, curbs, tracks, probably some illegal turns in ditches, etc
No rubs at all, then I installed my new wheels
I still don't understand why you're fighting this issue
Did you get kicked in the nuts by a set of 35s as a kid
I wasn't sure if I'd have issues, so I had the KO2s put on my stock 20s and went out on a very rough drive, curbs, tracks, probably some illegal turns in ditches, etc
No rubs at all, then I installed my new wheels
I still don't understand why you're fighting this issue
Did you get kicked in the nuts by a set of 35s as a kid
Let rkfvd3 mount his up and report back
Yes I did get kicked in the nuts by a set of 35's growing up. As much as I want to forgive and forget I haven't been able to.
Well they fit with no rubbing so far. I like the look but I really need to level it. They guys from ntb days the tires weighted around 59lbs so they are a bit heavier than the factory tires.
So I'm having some vibration issues and I was curious how many wheel weights you have on your tires? My left rear tire has 9.5 ounces, which I think is a bit much but I'm not an expert.
Great thread as I am wanting to get better tires for winter and want to go with a tire that can be mounted on my 20" factory wheels and still look good if / when I add the fox 2.0 coil overs.
07-17-2015, 02:59 PM
