DJ_Merle

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I've been wanting to get a nice set of wheels now that I have a bit more money saved up from the holidays and work. Would this size and offset work on an FC using stock fenders? Thanks for looking and any help is greatly appreciated.

Jaiyurai

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yes.

you can pull it off with stock body and roll + major pull.

widebody fenders would be an easier solution.

Risky Devil

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Do it. Concave TEs on a FC.

Make it happen

A7X

the rears will probably be fine... the fronts will deff need some work

DJ_Merle

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I thought about the fender rolling in the rear, I personally think the rear looks the best with a roll, and then maybe wide front fenders?

The Griffin

+1

unicorn_squad

18x9.5 +12, with 225/40.

Risky Devil

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18x9.5 +12 235/40 FK452
On a friends car.

Yeh, its not FC. But if a STi can do it. So can you.

RETed

Depends on the tire size...
Up front, getting a 225...235 wide tire under is no problem.
If you wanna run wider than that, it's not going to fit under the stock front fenders.


-Ted

unicorn_squad

225 or 235 is not going to fit under the front on a 18x9.5 + 12. you can fit 215, MAX, if you're running quite a bit of camber and have the fenders rolled and pulled a little bit...

and then you get this...


I don't think there's anyway a 225 is going to fit on that.

RETed

WHAT?
You're telling me you can't pull off this combo without fender pulling and negative camber?


-Ted

unicorn_squad

yep... lol.

Dorifto_PG

Doesn't he have picture proof of this?

illrida1300

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Its kinda impossible to fit 18 * 9.5 on the front of an fc. no matter what tire and what offset. I fot a 18 * 7.5 et 45 with a 225 40 18 tire. and it just barely fits without rubbing. Thats without cutting or rolling anything. If you wanna go with the 9.5 invest the 600-700 bucks in the wide fenders and then slap on some 285 in rear with 255 in front. get a lot more compliments like that then with extra strech tires and wheels sticking out like an inch. just my two cents.

drftwerks

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nobody cares about 2 cents from new jersy, haha

Risky Devil

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18x10 +17 - stock metal

hypertek's fitment

Running tire sizes is preference, running stretch or square tire.

But you can't say it won't fit...

unicorn_squad

look at pictures in this thread.

you're ******* retarded.

4WDrift

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I believe all these fit but i gotta wonder about rubbing issues when driving. It looks awesome but seems like unless you are riding on cinderblocks it would rub. However this does make me think i wont need wide fenders to fit a 17x9 with 26offset. any opinions?

owen is fat

wide fender for sure!!!!!!!
then run some 245s or 255s on them.
something thin/short so you have as much room as possible.

I like my 18x10 with a 285 up front but I am special... durrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.

sileightysr20

sorry to kind of steal your thread but...

how about 18x9.5 +28 in the rear with WORK XD7s?

RE TurboII

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tire size? stretch? Im fitting 17x9.5 +15 with 225/45 running about -1 camber in rear with just a roll

infected panda

i have 18x9.5 245/40/18. pulled fenders +30 et

ARD T2

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I guess this all comes down to what suspension you run and tire size.

ARD T2

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I don't see how this is possible. Backspacing does not compute for a FC. This must be a FD.

Rishie

ARD T2

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Just for reference you guys need to make sure that you consider backspacing tolerances for the FC.

My safe offsets are below for FC backspacing with coilovers. I know guys have run higher but these are guaranteed safe regardless of what suspension you get.

Front highest offset fitments. It's all somewhere around there.

9" +20
9.5" +15
10 +9

What suspension was hypertek running?

Rishie