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Old 01-26-05, 08:19 PM
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18x8.5 +38, 18x 9.5 +43

I have an eibach pro kit on the fd and was looking at some 5zigen wheels, would these work? I was told they would rub up front
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That is a pretty low offset for the fronts, especially with the Eibachs. You should most likely roll the fenders to prevent catching the tire on the lip.
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should I change the suspension then?
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Originally Posted by teamafx

should I change the suspension then?
An adjustable coilover system should do the trick, but instead of going through that unneeded expense, why not just get the front wheels in a higher offset?
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well the only offsets I saw were +38 and +48
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Originally Posted by teamafx
well the only offsets I saw were +38 and +48
A +48 will fit perfectly....




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