Enkei RF-P1 Fd pics needed
He has a FD with those tucked up front (18x9.5+45fronts and 18x10+38rears)
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05-03-07, 11:04 PM
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Don't suppose you have a side pic 
Are there an rubbing issues or problems, thans, mike
Are there an rubbing issues or problems, thans, mike
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This is the fitment you want to see:
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Here's my car with 18x9.5 +45 and 265/35 on all corners. The car is lowered on RSR race springs. During street driving there is no rubbing on the fender or the liners. At the track is a different story, it does rub on the fender liners under high load corners.
I did not roll my front fenders (mistake) due to fear of cracking the original paint and was all fine even after been to the track multiple times until I spun and the tire caught the fender lip and pulled it out... sucks big time!
So, I do recommend rolling the front fenders :-)
I did not roll my front fenders (mistake) due to fear of cracking the original paint and was all fine even after been to the track multiple times until I spun and the tire caught the fender lip and pulled it out... sucks big time!
So, I do recommend rolling the front fenders :-)
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Here's my car with 18x9.5 +45 and 265/35 on all corners. The car is lowered on RSR race springs. During street driving there is no rubbing on the fender or the liners. At the track is a different story, it does rub on the fender liners under high load corners.
I did not roll my front fenders (mistake) due to fear of cracking the original paint and was all fine even after been to the track multiple times until I spun and the tire caught the fender lip and pulled it out... sucks big time!
So, I do recommend rolling the front fenders :-)
I did not roll my front fenders (mistake) due to fear of cracking the original paint and was all fine even after been to the track multiple times until I spun and the tire caught the fender lip and pulled it out... sucks big time!
So, I do recommend rolling the front fenders :-)
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