EVS Wider Fender wheel fitment
Hi, I recently bought EVS winder fenders from evasive and I know the fenders are 25mm wider than stock. My question is since I’m still learning wheel fitment and everything I’m trying to see what would I need to do to make my wheel fit perfect (flush fitment). Seeing if I need any spacer or not
wheels are Desmond RegasMaster EVO
17x9.5+46
tires:
looking to either run 245 or 254 squared, I do know I have to get rolled and pulled
wheels are Desmond RegasMaster EVO
17x9.5+46
tires:
looking to either run 245 or 254 squared, I do know I have to get rolled and pulled
assuming that this size is accurate for width and offset (17x9.5+46) - you don't need aftermarket fenders or flares for that. They'll fit on the stock OEM fenders with just a flat roll and minor pull.
Not my car, but here is what 17x10 +44 with 255 square looks like on OEM fenders. you can see more pictures in this build thread.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/automoti...build-1216990/
Not my car, but here is what 17x10 +44 with 255 square looks like on OEM fenders. you can see more pictures in this build thread.
https://www.s2ki.com/forums/automoti...build-1216990/
The EVS fenders widen by 30mm, not 25mm. Also they are made of FRP, you can not roll or pull that. That only applies to metal fenders.
What @Bullwings says in the post above is true I guess, but he forgot to notice that the pictured car is also wearing adjustable upper control arms which are gonna pull the wheel in to make that fitment doable.
What @Bullwings says in the post above is true I guess, but he forgot to notice that the pictured car is also wearing adjustable upper control arms which are gonna pull the wheel in to make that fitment doable.
What are your goals for the car? Just looking cool or track use? What kind of tire do you plan to run?
You’re rushing into spending a bunch and it seems like you still have a lot to figure out (all of which has been answered many, many times before).
You’re rushing into spending a bunch and it seems like you still have a lot to figure out (all of which has been answered many, many times before).
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What @Bullwings says in the post above is true I guess, but he forgot to notice that the pictured car is also wearing adjustable upper control arms which are gonna pull the wheel in to make that fitment doable.
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