Wheel fitment?
#1
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Wheel fitment?
Just curious, how much work it would be to make these fit? I'm running downforce front fenders, so I'm assuming I shouldnt have an issue with the front, but what about the rears? Currently my rear are only rolled and running -3.5 for camber. The wheels I am looking at have a hefty price to em, so I would hate to place an order if its gonna be a pain to run.
#2
It can be done with a bit of fender work and alot of camber in the rear. a buddy of mine is running 18x11.5-37 in the rear and he has minimal fender work done. but alot of camber and a 245 tire
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Im looking to put an order in on a set of advan rz-df. I may go with the 18x10.5 +25 for rears if I decide to do rear over fenders. and bump the fronts up to 18x10 +35.
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Well, I don't want to have to run to much of a stretch on them. I would like to run 255's at the least. I may opt for asm rear over fenders and run a proper tire for the rear.
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I don't know what you mean by proper tire sizes, but even with ASM overfenders, don't think you're going to be able to pull of 18 x 10.5 +25. There is a guy running 17 x 9.5 +22 with 265 and he had to do all kinds of work to fit that...shave the overfenders, run like -3.5 or -4.0. I think the 18 x 10 +35 would be more ideal.
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Well when I say proper tire I just mean I don't want to run a 215/225 tire on that wide of wheel. I realize the ideal would be to go with the 18x10's all around, but I already have a set of 17x10's all around. Offsets are not as low. These would also not be daily wheels as these would be the 3rd set of wheels that I order. I'm just trying to get an idea of if I'll be able to run them or not, or if I'll need to go with rear overfenders.