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Old 03-09-14, 10:03 PM
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Aggressive offset wheels

Hey I've searched the forum for hours and can't find a setup that I am interested in, it is certainly an aggressive setup and it's mostly for the stance look and show. Has anyone fit 18x9.5 +10 front and 18x11 +8 in the rear in their FD. I know fender rolling and pulling is a must. I'll be using buddy club coilovers (feel free to debate the coils) I am looking for the lowest possible stance I can have. Any suggestions? Experience? Camber kit? I'd like to know thanks mates
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Originally Posted by Fdrx7dude
Hey I've searched the forum for hours and can't find a setup that I am interested in, it is certainly an aggressive setup and it's mostly for the stance look and show. Has anyone fit 18x9.5 +10 front and 18x11 +8 in the rear in their FD. I know fender rolling and pulling is a must. I'll be using buddy club coilovers (feel free to debate the coils) I am looking for the lowest possible stance I can have. Any suggestions? Experience? Camber kit? I'd like to know thanks mates
18x 8.5 225/35/18
18x10 265/3518 +25 all around. Rolled fenders

275 is duable with pulled fenders.

Pick a tire size you plan on running first and google is your friend ..
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Check the thread out below, and hit up a wheel calculator to see if your offsets and tires work with how much fender roll/stretch you want to do.

https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-w...tires-1031478/
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Thanks much still searching btw I read that thread a while back
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im running 265/35/18 +25mm fronts and 285/30/18 +25mm rears I did an aggressive pull up front on a -2 camber. inn the rears I did a roll with a slight pull and fit no issues.
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I'll be going for 225/35 front and 225/30 stretched rear
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A. I thought the whole modus operendi with the stretched crowd was to just buy whatever wheels you like and figure out how to fit the car around them later.

B. 225/30 on an 11" wheel? No comment on stretching generally, but I'm not sure there's even enough rubber there to touch the rim beads on either side.

C. Why are you using a shorter (30) tire on the rear with the same diameter wheels?
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The goal is to go as low as possible, stretched tires helps camber and low profile tires help it be lower
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225 on 11" rims?

This is 225 on 12"...
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