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What Are The Fattest Rims/tyres You Can Fit On A R32 Gtr?

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depends on the offset...

How about a 18x10 +22 I dont want to roll the guards and i don't want it touching the inner guard or plastic. Also my car is lowered i dont know how much by but lets just say the front lip sits around 10 cm of the ground

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With these size and offset, I dare say you can put 275/35 or Semi slick in 265/35

Do you think it will be touching the inner guards on humps and full lock turns etc

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they are going to touch mate. if you want to be sure of clearance and don't want to modify inner or outer guards then you are best off with 18X9 +20. could possibly stretch to 18X9.5 but the problem is going to be the tyre anyway. you really need to stick with a 18/255 a 265 will rub so given you'll be kept to 255s then might as well just get the 9s as 255 is the perfect width for a 9 inch rim.

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