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well my car is on the shop geting the wide kit install im going with 25mm on front and 30mm on the back now the wuestion i have is what size wheel can i put in there i found this great wheels sizes 18x8.5 front and 18x9.5 back with the 35mm offset and i was wonderind if it will fit good or do i have to get spacers? and if i do what size spacer should i get ? to make it fit good with the kit...
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Whats the point in even going widebody if you only want to use 8.5 and 9.5" wide wheels? You can fit that on a stock body easily.
I plan on doing 45mm front and 50mm rear to run a 18x10/11 setup.
Make it worth your wild and do bigger.
I plan on doing 45mm front and 50mm rear to run a 18x10/11 setup.
Make it worth your wild and do bigger.
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i was just worrie about rubing the tire on the struts man and i found this sweet looking rims for sell for 400 bucks thats why i was asking but i was thing on runing 18x8.5 with a 225/40/18 on front and 18x9.5 with 265/35/18 on the back hoping that will fill the kit nice but damn some 9.5 and 10.5 that would be sweet.....
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Unless you like the hella-stretched/sunken battleship look, Id go for a 255/275 for the 9.5/10.5
And if you really wanted those 8.5/9.5, Id do a 245/265. Mainly because Im not a real big fan of stretched tires. But if you like them, then you should get wider wheels with a much lower offset.
Im no professional here soo... this is all just opinion.
And if you really wanted those 8.5/9.5, Id do a 245/265. Mainly because Im not a real big fan of stretched tires. But if you like them, then you should get wider wheels with a much lower offset.
Im no professional here soo... this is all just opinion.
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