another csl question

[greenday1031]

I searched and didnt find exactly what i was looking for....ok 19x8.5 ...+40 front and rear...235/35/19...does that tire work without rolling and grinding fenders?


heres the rim i am looking at
http://www.europeanautosource.com/product_info.php ?cPath=67_203_205_290&products_id=870


please help..thanks

[Black No. 1]

I just posted a thread about this a few days ago. Everyone says it fits, even on my lowered car.

I'll let you know shortly, as the wheels were delivered today. :)

[greenday1031]

Nice I appreciate the help....post some pics once they are on!!

[eleven011]

I'm in the same boat as greenday, just need to verify the specs before I order my csl 19s

[greenday1031]

are their special lugnuts that need to be used?

[Black No. 1]

I just received the CSL's. I think some members have re-used their lugs. You can also go for aftermarket 12x1.5 lugs, from what I've read, but details are sorely lacking on the forums about this.

Anyone with CSL's mounted want to chime in?

[edit]
These will fit: 12mm x 1.50 RH, Conical seat - 60 degree

*(I think the CSL will work with 60, but 45 is recommended, according to a couple of posters)

[ShelbyGoat]

No idea on the lugnuts.

I am running 19x8.5 all the way around w/ 245 tires They rub on bumps. I shaved them with a dremel, still run when you mash the gas, but not on bumps, solely because I didn't grind them enough. I plan to go back and grind some more off when I get some free time.

[Black No. 1]

Hopefully the 235's will allow me to get around the slight rubbing and get around having to roll/grind/pray. If not, I'm going to keel over dead. Anyone want some CSL's in that case? :D

[greenday1031]

I keep hearing 235/35 is a good size...so im praying as well..

[eleven011]

Hopefully the 235's will allow me to get around the slight rubbing and get around having to roll/grind/pray. If not, I'm going to keel over dead. Anyone want some CSL's in that case? :D


Hell yeh, I'll take them:turbonaug