Reply to "Wheel Change Advice"

George PAdmin.

I don't think Hall ever produced anything larger than 17". The person who will know is Tara or Bev at Hall Panteras.

Its more normal to see 12" wheels in the back of a narrow bodied car with the 18" wheels. I can't say if there is a fitment issue with a 13" wide wheel in the 18" diameter. The issue is the rear wheels come close to rubbing the lower control arm. This limits 17" wheels to about 11" in width.

The outer edge of the wheel remains in the same place regardless of the width of the wheel. This is to align the outer edge of the tire so that it is as far out from under the wheel well as possible without rubbing the fender lip. So any increase in width of the wheel is all towards the center of the car.

George

2/27/075:19 PM

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