Overfender Question
Hey guys,
will soon hopefully be the proud owner of some work rezax wheels next month if everything stays good and have no unexpected suprises... specs are 18x8,9.5+45 been told they will fit stock fenders after they have been rolled and a slight pull runnin minimum camber (no more than -2 i hope)
Question is... 1. How labor intensive is installing rear overfenders??? 2. would those specs fit an overfender flush or would a wider wheel need to be run???
just curious as to best way to approach this with installin of wheels once i get them, whethere to just run rims with plain fenders or break down and do overfenders in rear... figure id get some insight from you more experienced enthusiest!!!
Appreciate the help fella's...
S2KjAkE
will soon hopefully be the proud owner of some work rezax wheels next month if everything stays good and have no unexpected suprises... specs are 18x8,9.5+45 been told they will fit stock fenders after they have been rolled and a slight pull runnin minimum camber (no more than -2 i hope)
Question is... 1. How labor intensive is installing rear overfenders??? 2. would those specs fit an overfender flush or would a wider wheel need to be run???
just curious as to best way to approach this with installin of wheels once i get them, whethere to just run rims with plain fenders or break down and do overfenders in rear... figure id get some insight from you more experienced enthusiest!!!
Appreciate the help fella's...
S2KjAkE
Originally Posted by s2kjake,Jan 15 2010, 05:10 PM
Hey guys,
will soon hopefully be the proud owner of some work rezax wheels next month if everything stays good and have no unexpected suprises... specs are 18x8,9.5+45 been told they will fit stock fenders after they have been rolled and a slight pull runnin minimum camber (no more than -2 i hope)
Question is... 1. How labor intensive is installing rear overfenders??? 2. would those specs fit an overfender flush or would a wider wheel need to be run???
just curious as to best way to approach this with installin of wheels once i get them, whethere to just run rims with plain fenders or break down and do overfenders in rear... figure id get some insight from you more experienced enthusiest!!!
Appreciate the help fella's...
S2KjAkE
will soon hopefully be the proud owner of some work rezax wheels next month if everything stays good and have no unexpected suprises... specs are 18x8,9.5+45 been told they will fit stock fenders after they have been rolled and a slight pull runnin minimum camber (no more than -2 i hope)
Question is... 1. How labor intensive is installing rear overfenders??? 2. would those specs fit an overfender flush or would a wider wheel need to be run???
just curious as to best way to approach this with installin of wheels once i get them, whethere to just run rims with plain fenders or break down and do overfenders in rear... figure id get some insight from you more experienced enthusiest!!!
Appreciate the help fella's...
S2KjAkE
Cool... I use my car as daily so wana run minimum camber so as not to destroy my tires... as long as I can run those specs and not have my rims bowed out to hell... wana keep my camber at no more than a -2
good to know those specs will fit fine with no crazy camber...
good to know those specs will fit fine with no crazy camber...
wider wheels and lower offsets if you go with overfenders
my $0.02.
I had the TracySports widebody kit, ran 19x9.5 +22 front and 19x10.5 +22 rear. Flush in the traditional sense, but not hellaflush by any means
my $0.02.
I had the TracySports widebody kit, ran 19x9.5 +22 front and 19x10.5 +22 rear. Flush in the traditional sense, but not hellaflush by any means
Appreciate all in insight guys... Every lil bit helps... Once they come in ill be going to martin to have fenders rolled and then to C&C for alignment etc... Its an addictive project this thing they call an S2000!!! But damn they are a beautiful car!!!
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