ASM Overfenders
02-16-2009, 11:56 PM
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bringing this back, because i need help.
I am debating on a few wheel options:
18x9.5 +22 ALL AROUND with 265/35/18 Azenis 615
or
18x9.5 +28 ALL AROUND
the +22 has a more concave face on the ce28, te37 and re30
I am going to use J's Racing Front Fenders and planned to use the J's Rear Overfenders....but...do i have any hope of making a 265/35/18 work with this setup on the above rims?
My car is a little lower than nichigo's and my rear camber is about 3.5' and my front is about 2' currently.
HELP!
I am debating on a few wheel options:
18x9.5 +22 ALL AROUND with 265/35/18 Azenis 615
or
18x9.5 +28 ALL AROUND
the +22 has a more concave face on the ce28, te37 and re30
I am going to use J's Racing Front Fenders and planned to use the J's Rear Overfenders....but...do i have any hope of making a 265/35/18 work with this setup on the above rims?
My car is a little lower than nichigo's and my rear camber is about 3.5' and my front is about 2' currently.
HELP!
02-18-2009, 07:16 PM
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lol! jeez, how hard can it be? to the OP, take the time to READ and understand offsets, rim design and tire width...
there's plenty of ppl here that have given you offsets, camber degrees and if that's not enough recommendations i dunno what is!
buy the most aggressive rims you can afford, throw on the asm flares and make it work!
make it happen..good luck
there's plenty of ppl here that have given you offsets, camber degrees and if that's not enough recommendations i dunno what is!
buy the most aggressive rims you can afford, throw on the asm flares and make it work!
make it happen..good luck
for the frt you will need to run 17x9 +40 or +35
03-19-2009, 04:21 PM
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Hopefully this will help.
I have the ASM front wide fenders and the Spoon rear fender flares.
As most of you the ASM front fenders are +25 and the Spoon rear flares are +18. I am currently running CE28N 18x8.5 +40 in the front and 18x9.5 +28 in the rear.
IMO, with a ASM rear flare that is +20-25 wider and a 9" rear tire, I think a +22 offset would fit, but I could be wrong.
For the front, a +40 would work just fine for a 9" rim. On my 18x8.5 +40 CE28N, I have somewhere between 1/2"-1" of room. If I went with a 18x9.0 +40 for the front I believe that I would have a fully flushed look.
Just my 2 cents.
-Hunter
I have the ASM front wide fenders and the Spoon rear fender flares.
As most of you the ASM front fenders are +25 and the Spoon rear flares are +18. I am currently running CE28N 18x8.5 +40 in the front and 18x9.5 +28 in the rear.
IMO, with a ASM rear flare that is +20-25 wider and a 9" rear tire, I think a +22 offset would fit, but I could be wrong.
For the front, a +40 would work just fine for a 9" rim. On my 18x8.5 +40 CE28N, I have somewhere between 1/2"-1" of room. If I went with a 18x9.0 +40 for the front I believe that I would have a fully flushed look.
Just my 2 cents.
-Hunter
03-20-2009, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by nichigo,Mar 19 2009, 08:18 PM
Front: 17x9 +40
Rear: 17x9 +22
I actually have a little bit of room in both the back and the front.
Rear: 17x9 +22
I actually have a little bit of room in both the back and the front.
Thanks for the clarification; great pics too!
-Hunter