[Clin5910]

I'm wondering how much of a spacer will be required to fit a 325/30/20 Michelin sport cup 2 tire in the back on the MRR 228 wheel? Obviously this tire would also require the harness relocation which I am aware of.

[BradfordCamaro]

I would say start at 5mm....but I think it would look silly.
Is this a 'Just because I can' thing? Or free tires?

[Sunsnare98]

Originally Posted by BradfordCamaro

I would say start at 5mm....but I think it would look silly.
Is this a 'Just because I can' thing? Or free tires?

A 325-30 paired with a 275-35 is a good combo. It's pretty much the closest you can get to the stock height difference between front/rear.

Op I think it's possible depending on what tire you chose. A 5mm spacer should work.

[Clin5910]

The idea is as sunsnare98 said, want to keep front and rear tires as close as possible.

[JaxChris]

Nothing wrong with Sunsnare said, but I would add some caution.

You'll need to also push out the front wheels to keep your center line between the front and rear track if you don't want a lot of understeer. In order to fit 325's, you'll need a custom offset set of wheels or run 10mm spacers all around using the common offsets today.

I would personally recommend against trying 325's, because of how far you will want/need them to stick out to have good clearances for full suspension movement.

[PK Auto Design]

a 325 will be a hell of a fit, youll def need a custom cut wheel any cut on order wheel can work out, youll also need to adjust the wiring harness on the driver side rear, itll most likely shine the fender liner as well.

[23VIVIDORANGE1LE]

I was wondering the same thing but I think I’ll just stick with my 315’s. They fit perfectly.