Shine Rx7 Aero Build. Wheel fitment questions. Answers here!
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I don't see why not. . .Just make sure you get the right offsets. . .
I'm also running a 1" spacer on the fronts. . .some rubbage on the lower control arm occured at full lock. . .
Depending on your size, steering might become a little tough while going slow. . .I don't run p/s and it doesn't bother me. . .
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I want to run the same size rim and tire front and rear. With as wide of a tire, ive been hearing a 265 does the trick.
I was thinking
18x9.5 in either +30 or +22 or +12 or +0 OR
18x10 in either +30 or +22 or +15 or +0.
Im not looking for hellaflush dropped mad low yo with stretched tires. Im going for a more functional setup, though id like it to be flush. I dont mind some camber, as long as it doesnt become a hinderance on performance, minimal is acceptable.
I will have coilovers though. I dont want to end up with something ill need to put a spacer on to fill the gap when i could have forked over alittle bit more and have a rim and tire that fits.
this is not the feed kit but the rims im looking at.
Thanks in advance if anyone could be kind enough to reply.
I was thinking
18x9.5 in either +30 or +22 or +12 or +0 OR
18x10 in either +30 or +22 or +15 or +0.
Im not looking for hellaflush dropped mad low yo with stretched tires. Im going for a more functional setup, though id like it to be flush. I dont mind some camber, as long as it doesnt become a hinderance on performance, minimal is acceptable.
I will have coilovers though. I dont want to end up with something ill need to put a spacer on to fill the gap when i could have forked over alittle bit more and have a rim and tire that fits.
this is not the feed kit but the rims im looking at.
Thanks in advance if anyone could be kind enough to reply.
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