Miro 111 20x10 square set up on a non-m?
10-02-2012, 06:50 AM
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Miro 111 20x10 square set up on a non-m?
Hey guys, so recently I discovered that Miro is no longer producing the Miro 111s in 9.5 widths....they only will offer 8.5&10 widths from here on out. Now I'm aware that many members in the past have ran 20x9.5 square set up with no problems at all, but since Miro did away with all the 9.5s is it possible to run 20x10 square set up on a non-m e60? The extra .5 of an inch shouldn't make that much of a difference could it?
If anyone has ever ran this set up with 20x10 fronts on a non m pleaseeeeee chime in vendors as well. Thanks in advance
If anyone has ever ran this set up with 20x10 fronts on a non m pleaseeeeee chime in vendors as well. Thanks in advance
10-02-2012, 02:15 PM
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What are the offsets for the 20x10 111s? I was very close to pulling the trigger on a square setup a few years ago, but from the looks of it it was probably the 20x9.5s. Good luck with your search and keep us posted. I'm sure other members or lurkers might be interested as well.
10-02-2012, 05:07 PM
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I'm not sure of the offsets of the Miro 111 20x10....... I know that the 20x9.5s were et18 but I'm unsure of the new offset for the 20x10s......I just wish someone could chime in because I'm ready to order ASAP! I don't even care if I have to run a 235 35 tire in the front I just need to know if it's possible
What are the offsets for the 20x10 111s? I was very close to pulling the trigger on a square setup a few years ago, but from the looks of it it was probably the 20x9.5s. Good luck with your search and keep us posted. I'm sure other members or lurkers might be interested as well.
10-02-2012, 05:58 PM
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If it is a et18 it will most likely hit your strut with a 10" wide rim. I'm running a 20x9 et18 with a 255/30 and I've got about a 1/4" clearance between the wheel and strut. It's pretty tight in there now. Luckily no rubbing so far. Maybe see if someone or shop will let you do a test fit to confirm of a similar spec wheel.
10-02-2012, 06:02 PM
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Hmm your running 255 in the fron on a 20x9 wheel? That's huge....that's probably the reason why your set up is tight...245 for front is recommended ......but if I ran 20x10 front I was planning on getting a 235 35 tire I just wish I knew for sure before I pull the trigger
If it is a et18 it will most likely hit your strut with a 10" wide rim. I'm running a 20x9 et18 with a 255/30 and I've got about a 1/4" clearance between the wheel and strut. It's pretty tight in there now. Luckily no rubbing so far. Maybe see if someone or shop will let you do a test fit to confirm of a similar spec wheel.
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Hmm your running 255 in the fron on a 20x9 wheel? That's huge....that's probably the reason why your set up is tight...245 for front is recommended ......but if I ran 20x10 front I was planning on getting a 235 35 tire I just wish I knew for sure before I pull the trigger
10-03-2012, 09:29 AM
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