pufferfish
Supporting Vendor
Since I started selling Team Dynamic wheels, I have been selling more than I am getting in, which is great!...but it left me without an example of the final product for my own car. Well, I got a couple sets of silver last month and nobody wants them, so I took the opportunity to keep a set for myself. I picked up some Continental GT-O 305/660R18 and had them mounted. I know from testing, that 305 on a +45 18x10 would be a tight squeeze, but here is proof positive:

I have recommended to my customers, that they use a 10-15mm spacer up front to avoid the sway bar link stud with tires over 285 wide and now you can see why. I also recommend the spacer for -2.0 and up camber. It brings the top of the tire back to flush with the wheel lip and adds additional track width up front where its needed the most.
I run -2.5 degrees and use a 15mm H&R spacer (also available through Blowfish) on my stock 19x9's to make it look right and have utilized them to get the tire away from the stud for these TD wheels. this is what it looks like:


the back is the perfect fit with a +45:

the front shows it sticking out a bit, but that's not accurate. I had just put them on and set it down. it takes a little driving to settle the suspension which will bring the top of the tire in a bit and make it near flush.

cant decide if I like the silver or want to plastidip them black? I really liked the Knight Rider theme my prototype black wheels had.

I have recommended to my customers, that they use a 10-15mm spacer up front to avoid the sway bar link stud with tires over 285 wide and now you can see why. I also recommend the spacer for -2.0 and up camber. It brings the top of the tire back to flush with the wheel lip and adds additional track width up front where its needed the most.
I run -2.5 degrees and use a 15mm H&R spacer (also available through Blowfish) on my stock 19x9's to make it look right and have utilized them to get the tire away from the stud for these TD wheels. this is what it looks like:


the back is the perfect fit with a +45:

the front shows it sticking out a bit, but that's not accurate. I had just put them on and set it down. it takes a little driving to settle the suspension which will bring the top of the tire in a bit and make it near flush.

cant decide if I like the silver or want to plastidip them black? I really liked the Knight Rider theme my prototype black wheels had.