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Old 09-30-2007, 02:08 PM
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I am thinking about buying some enkei rpf1. the size is 18x8 in front and 18.5 in rear. Do i need to roll my fenders to make it fit? thanks
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depends on offset.
Old 10-01-2007, 05:55 PM
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the offset is 40 in rear. i think 30 or 35 in front, i 4get.
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Yeah roll them and even maybe pull them. You're gonna have to run MADDD camber also. You will probably rub in the front on turns and possibly mess the fender up.

It also depends on tire setup also.
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Ride height and damper settings as well
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Any shops you guys reccommend for fender rolling? So i will need to roll both my front and rear?
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Find out the REAL offsets. Madd camber and fender rolling WILL be needed for low offsets depending on how low your dropped.
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Even if its close to the offsets you mention, that is pretty agressive. But it all depends on how low you are, spring rates, camber and tire size.

Just to give you an example, my car WAS dumped and I run 7.5" +49 fronts and 9.0" +55 rears. I HAD 225/40 and 255/35 on and I rubbed like crazy. I'm also running pretty stiff spring rates. I've since switched to 215/40 and 245/35 and the fronts still rubbed to the point it tore my fender up. I've since had to raise the car and do not rub anymore.
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I'm am using the Tein 1inch drop all around i believe or is it 1.25? Im not quite sure. The tires i have on them is 235/40/18 and 245/40/18. 18x8+35 R and 18x8.5+40R. i just put them on yesterday and only the rear is rubbing when i hit bumps and turns.. Any shop reccommendation?
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Shave the bolt that protrudes in the rear wheel well and add a little camber. You shouldn't need to roll your fenders.

As for shops, I think its been discussed before and no one has really gone through a shop and has recommendations.


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