[James White]

28.9 per the MT website. I did not measure the tire mounted. Lots of clearance with the MT's height wise. The inner fenderwell is where it could rub. One side on my car did, the other (passenger side) did not. Heat gun fixed the clearance issue for me.

 

[Titletaker]

That's the best set up for any Hellcat owners

 

[Indybill]

I have the MT 305/35/20 DR's. 20lbs pressure good for all 10's for my first 6 runs. On a prepped track, flat foot off the line with no spin. I have no rub issues

 

[ViperJ]

I have the MT 305/35/20 DR's. 20lbs pressure good for all 10's for my first 6 runs. On a prepped track, flat foot off the line with no spin. I have no rub issues

Indybill are you running the stock driveshaft?

 

[Indybill]

Indybill are you running the stock driveshaft?

Well for the first 20 or so runs and then it looked like a pretzel! Went with the Aluminum for DSS

 

[Tad]

Thread revival!

Indybill- Did you have a TPS light on with the pressure down at 20?

 

[Indybill]

Thread revival!

Indybill- Did you have a TPS light on with the pressure down at 20?

I didn't put sensors on the spare rims as I don't always run them, so I have the light all the time with them on.

 

[AKHellCat]

I agree, I put 315/35-20 BFgoodrich G-force with American Racing Torq thrust -M rims everything fits fine and looks MEAN setting on the Dealer show room floor!!

What size wheels did you use? Offset? Any rubbing issues at all?

 

[BIG DAWG]

10 inch fronts, 11 inch rears, 20 inch wheel, DRs all around (yes, I know it can be an issue in the wet), 275x40x20s and 305x35x20s, MT DR SSs. ZERO rubbing issues...Triumph built...no TPMS issues....

 

[HCone]

Like the look of the rubber from back and how rubber sits in wheel well spacing
But those rims are not for me at all

As long as you're happy, that is all that matters

 

[BIG DAWG]

Like the look of the rubber from back and how rubber sits in wheel well spacing
But those rims are not for me at all

As long as you're happy, that is all that matters

yep...it's a love/hate thing...no sweat. I'm pleased at not having rubbing issues and I did not have to modify the wheel wells. The rear wheels may be some of yhe first 11 inchers to go on a hellcat...sort of a science project.

 

[HCone]

Watch those things in the rain, you'll be in the swamp before you know it

 

[BIG DAWG]

Watch those things in the rain, you'll be in the swamp before you know it

part of my safety gear is a life vest/floatation device.

 

[TrackDay]

yep...it's a love/hate thing...no sweat. I'm pleased at not having rubbing issues and I did not have to modify the wheel wells. The rear wheels may be some of yhe first 11 inchers to go on a hellcat...sort of a science project.

The Bravado Tribute in 20x11 is a popular choice. It fits fine and is about $200 per wheel I think. The pics I have seen with the ET Street 305/35 tires have it just barely sticking out past the wheel well.

What offset did you have made in the front with the 10" wheel? I know the Axis Model Two at a 20mm offset fits.

 

[BIG DAWG]

Interesting...hadn't heard of that brand before. Biz at Triumph did the math, but as I recall, 20mm rings a bell for the fronts.

 

[TrackDay]

Yeh, I think a 10" front and 11" rear is the largest that will fit on the car without flares or something similar. The problem is noone has that combo in a matching set of wheels that I've found. I doubt I can afford custom wheels (would rather spend the money on replacing sets of sticky tires ) so I don't know what I'm going to do this year yet.

My focus is handling so my best solution may be different than most Hellcat owners.

 

[YLWJKT]

Yeh, I think a 10" front and 11" rear is the largest that will fit on the car without flares or something similar. The problem is noone has that combo in a matching set of wheels that I've found. I doubt I can afford custom wheels (would rather spend the money on replacing sets of sticky tires ) so I don't know what I'm going to do this year yet.

My focus is handling so my best solution may be different than most Hellcat owners.

Forgestar offers a 9, 9.5. 10 and 10.5 I believe.
Figure about $1800-$2000 for the set depending on the model.
I'm running a 9 and 10.5 on my Hellcat with stock front tires and 305/35-20 MT's.
I had to slightly heat up the drivers rear inner line to clear. Some cars you may not have to at all but if so it's not a big deal.
Other then that no rubbing and the tires are flush with the fender.

 

[Tad]

Big Dawg- How low have you ran the tire pressure in the back though? I'm thinking if I have the stock 30-35 psi in the front, and drop the rears to 18-20 to race, it will turn on the light. What pressure sensors did you put in? Wanna try another science project? lol

 

[TrackDay]

Forgestar offers a 9, 9.5. 10 and 10.5 I believe.
Figure about $1800-$2000 for the set depending on the model.
I'm running a 9 and 10.5 on my Hellcat with stock front tires and 305/35-20 MT's.

Looks like Forgestar offers 9.5", 10.5", 11" & 12" wheel widths. They just skip what I want to run on the front.

 

[HELLB3NT]

I have the MT 305/35/20 DR's. 20lbs pressure good for all 10's for my first 6 runs. On a prepped track, flat foot off the line with no spin. I have no rub issues

Just out of curiosity... Which Mickey Thompson tire model are you using? Im shopping and the Mickey Thompson site has different tires... I'm a little confused... is it the ET STREET SS?
Mickey Thompson Performance Tires & Wheels