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Old 08-13-2007, 08:24 PM
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i want to buy an 18x8.5 offset is 35 all around guys i need help asap its VOLK time attack
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Old 08-13-2007, 10:51 PM
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No they're not going to work...besides I think you would want staggered wheels not just staggered tires.
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wider fenders will make those work.
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I tried but i would have to do alot to make this fit







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Originally Posted by gotem,Aug 13 2007, 08:24 PM
i want to buy an 18x8.5 offset is 35 all around guys i need help asap its VOLK time attack
I would like to get a non-staggered setup as well
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sweet garage and 993

turbo or no?
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to make those work if you dont want to go with wider fenders is by running aggressive camber and skinnier tires. roll the rear fenders and preferably have someone flare out the fronts. good luck
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I'm riding
7,5ET48 & 8,5ET50 18's, fits very well with 1,80
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[QUOTE=Nagata-San74,Sep 7 2007, 02:40 PM] I'm riding
7,5ET48 & 8,5ET50 18's, fits very well with 1,80
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twin turbo 400hp on the wheel.. how crazy negative camber we talkin bout?
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