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1994 FD RX7 Fender Rolling & Wheel Fitment

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Old 12-26-17, 08:08 AM
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I'm pulled and rolled on OEM fenders.

I've ran 18x9.5 +38's with 275/35/18 Toyo R888's that only barely scrubbed the fender liner every now and then. Could still turn 100%.





I currently run 19x10 +25 and 19x11 +25 Volk RE-30's with 235/35 and 275/35 tires. Doesn't really scrub at all. Can turn 100%.




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Old 07-14-19, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Mikelivi91
18x10 ET22 FRONT will need to be rolled, cambered, and stretched but would highly recommend using a higher offset...


18x11 ET16 REAR will need a severe pull even with a stretched tire and camber I don't see this fitting...


I helped a guy out yesterday on the forum with pictures of my current setup that may help you out in determining what you'd like to run.
Current setup:
18x9.5 ET38 255/35 FRONT
18x9.5 ET15 275/35 REAR


Fronts fit no problem and could even be fine up to about an ET30. Rear needed a pretty substantial roll to be cleared and I believe 275/35 in a 9.5 wheel with ET15 is about as far as you can go. I don't see an 11" wheel ET16 fitting without a flare...


Before rolling fenders fitment below. Running 0 degrees of camber in REAR and less than .5 degree in FRONT.








Hope this helps out
Hi! are your fenders rolled, running stiffer springs, or both? also are yours lowered? i asked because i'm having some rubbing issues for the fronts. my wheels are 18x9.5 +38 in 255/35. my suspensions are stock, and the fenders are not rolled.
Old 05-20-20, 05:13 AM
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Originally Posted by ptrhahn
I don't know that you can run much more than a 5mm spacer at the rear, without longer studs. On the track, I use extended shank lug nuts to get back the thread room, so on the street maybe you could go 10mm, otherwise 1" so that it covers the OE studs.
I am probably going to need extended shank lug nuts, or extended studs, as I hope to run a 10mm spacer on my fronts (the wheels are made for 14mm studs and so have a bigger opening, but still work with normal 12mm lugnuts)
Where did you get these lugnuts, and does anyone here have an extended stud (say by 8-10mm) they recommend?

Cheers!




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