Question about Rolling the Rear Fender

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

If I have the rear Fender rolled would I be able to run 275 30 19's on the rear...

Ok so here is my math... I am running 245 40 19's with no rubbing.

a 245mm wide tire is 9.65in wide and a 275mm tire is 10.83in wide.

the difference is 1.18in and you divide that by 2 to get .59in on each side of the rim.

The lip of the fender is about .70in wide and if i roll that much I should be clear....

What do you guys think?

DJ

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

Bump...

I ordered the roller and it should be here for me to use in like 2 weeks...

DJ

[tollboothwilley]

Yup...no issues. A lot of guys with sedans run 275...just roll the fenders and you should be good.

How much did you pay for the roller?

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

It cost me 64 bux to rent it...

Not bad and they ship it to me with a heat gun too!

I can't wait. Then I am going to buy General Exclaims 275 30 19 and 245 35 19...

Then the car will be looking sweet!

DJ

[RED_DET]

You are going to have a hard time fitting 275's on a 33 offset unless you run a good amount of negative camber. I'm talking about 2 degrees. That number seems like alot, but the range for alignment in the rear for camber on the coupe is .3 / -1.8. I use alignment specs for the coupe when I get my aligments, especially since the car is lowered. 265 may be a better option or 255. 275 is going to be difficult to pull off.

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

The tire size is 275 30 19 not 275 35 19 so they will be shorter.

I their a way to get rid of some of the offset?

And by adjusting the camber to -1.8 will that make the tires to ware unevenly?

I did the math of the tire and it should only be .59 of an inch wider on each side than the 245 40 19's

I am also going to lower my car with the 06 350z suspension that RCA has for sale.

Please help me lol!

[C-Kwik]

I did the math of the tire and it should only be .59 of an inch wider on each side than the 245 40 19's

I hope you are using the specific manufacturer's dimensions and not calculating based on treadwidth. Different tires have different measured dimensions than their standard dimensions.

[Tampa G35 Sedan 6MT]

Where would I find this information? How much more accurate would that be?

DJ