Hey guys I have a quick question, im no wheel guru, that and i have a terrible memory so those two combined led me to the situation im in. I started my project S years ago, and long story short it didnt go as planned and now i'm picking it back up again 3 years later. I ordered some wheels for the project, but forgot what mm over fenders i was going to get for the rear, and what mm wide fenders i was going to get for the front so i was hoping someone could help me out here so i can order the right fenders and get on with it. The wheel specs are:

17X10 +44 w/1.5 inch lip in the front

17X11 +25 w/3 inch lip in the rear

The wheels are ccw classics

If you need anymore information to help me out i have the original work order for them.

 

You didn’t list what width tires you were planning to run. That will have an effect on fitment. So I will assume since these are 17" you are going with 255/40 up front and 275/40 in the rear. Its the only size that really makes sense for these wheel widths ( unless Kuhmo XS replacement brings back the 295/35/17)You can run that for the rear. It’s the stagger I have now.

You will need at minimum an additional 35mm of fender for the rear. +40 would be better (if you can find it)

You will need at minimum 15mm for the front fenders (should be no problem)

 

Im still up in the air about tire width, since i was trying to find a 295, but what you meantioned was what i was leaning towards. Thank you for your help brother i appreciate it.

 

No problem.

I should note, If 295/35/17 becomes available again this summer with the new V720 and you want to rock them, you will need to increase your rear over fenders to another 10mm over what I stated, to be able to accommodate them. Unless you go custom fenders or re barrel your wheels for a higher offset or get lucky and find some bolt ons that are +50mm, you will be hitting on the outside still with those tires.

 

No problem.

I should note, If 295/35/17 becomes available again this summer with the new V720 and you want to rock them, you will need to increase your rear over fenders to another 10mm over what I stated, to be able to accommodate them. Unless you go custom fenders or re barrel your wheels for a higher offset or get lucky and find some bolt ons that are +50mm, you will be hitting on the outside still with those tires.
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Thanks for the info. With the price of fenders as it is, i might as well go custom fenders to be honest.