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Old 07-17-19, 03:48 AM
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Jeeze 245/40 is so tall!!
How badly do you rub? Plastics intact? Front spring rates?
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Any rubbing issues with the fitment ?
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18x9.5 +43, 285/30r18 square setup.

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Old 07-19-19, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Hock87
18x9.5 +27 front and 18x10.5+30 rear. Rear tires are 285/35 and the fronts are 245/40. I bought the wheels with the tires on them, I'll probably go with something lower profile but wider in the front and maybe a 295 rear, or a 285 rear and a spacer.
you should go 245/35 & 285/30 or 255/35 & 295/30
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Old 08-13-19, 05:19 PM
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Originally Posted by adey
Jeeze 245/40 is so tall!!
How badly do you rub? Plastics intact? Front spring rates?
Id let you know if I could drive it but in the middle of tuning my ecu took a Nose dive so I’m waiting for that to return from kangaroo land. No plastics in the fenders yet, and stance coilovers. I honestly don’t even remember the spring rate at the moment. I’ve been restoring this car for probably 2 years and this is after it was all together and ready to be tuned.
Old 08-13-19, 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted by fdjonny
Any rubbing issues with the fitment ?
At full lock it hits the headlight buckets. But a good bump will probably hit the bottom corner of the bumper. So I gotta do some fine tuning and get different tires.
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Advan RZF2: 18x9.5+44 F/R AD08R 255/35R18

Big thanks to shrtyGT500, 310RX7, and the rest of the posts in this thread to help me pull the trigger on *my* perfect fitment for stock fenders. FTG: 26" Front, 25 7/8" rear on Apexi N1's. Pending a ~3/4" drop, alignment, center caps, and 5mm rear hubcentric spacer install.

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Old 11-03-19, 10:33 PM
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Looks great! Another fd owner with RZF2!
You're very welcome! Please post more pics!
Originally Posted by Piroxide
Big thanks to shrtyGT500, 310RX7, and the rest of the posts in this thread to help me pull the trigger on *my* perfect fitment for stock fenders. FTG: 26" Front, 25 7/8" rear on Apexi N1's. Pending a ~3/4" drop, alignment, center caps, and 5mm rear hubcentric spacer install.
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To all the guys running lipped rims with low (20-30) ofsets, what mods did you do to the fender / inner fender / height to accomodate this?
Im looking at getting myself a custom set of SSR Koening, and they can be built with almost any config i want. So im trying to figure out what limits im facing.
The only thing i have managed to test fit was a Enkei RPF1 (265/35-18 18x9,5 ET45) And those where hitting the front inner fender when turning.
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265/35-18 rub the inner fender because they are too big of diameter tire.
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Originally Posted by fdjonny
Any rubbing issues with the fitment ?

update. Still the same tire specs as I was breaking it in quick before parking it this fall. Raised the car a hair in the front. No rubbing, however I don’t have any plastic liners in yet. Will probably be going 255/35 in the front and 275/35 in the rear with r888s or 595rsrr.
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Enkei PF05s - I'm very pleased with them!

Edit: Thanks for the reminder Montego
F: 18x8.5 +38 & 225/40/18
R: 18x9.5 +38 & 265/35/18

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Old 01-22-20, 01:07 PM
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^^ Nice. But don't forget to post your specs
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Originally Posted by Jesturr
Enkei PF05s - I'm very pleased with them!

Edit: Thanks for the reminder Montego
F: 18x8.5 +38 & 225/40/18
R: 18x9.5 +38 & 265/35/18
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Not sure why but my post doesn't seem to be showing up for me - I'll remove one in case it shows up later as a double post.


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This is too extreme for my preference, but until I paint/install my front wides and pull the rears, it'll have to do...



Volk Racing ZE40 17*9.5 +5 front and rear 225/45 - 17 front (AD08R) 235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Volk Racing ZE40 17*9.5 +5 front and rear 225/45 - 17 front (AD08R) 235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Volk Racing ZE40 (Gold)
17*9.5 +5 front and rear (now discontinued)
225/45 - 17 front (AD08R)
235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Camber:
F -5.5 deg.
R -6 deg.

F/R rolled fenders
Plastics intact, but I rub the little screws that hold them in place. Wide fenders coming soon, lowered car fender roller bought, will get to the rears around the same time, so I can dial out my camber.

What do you all do about rubbing the plastics? Any solutions?
I'm thinking of cutting them so they only cover the hole to the engine bay, and using some rivets/rivnuts to keep them in place. Thoughts??
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Old 02-07-20, 12:56 AM
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Originally Posted by adey
This is too extreme for my preference, but until I paint/install my front wides and pull the rears, it'll have to do...



Volk Racing ZE40 17*9.5 +5 front and rear 225/45 - 17 front (AD08R) 235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Volk Racing ZE40 17*9.5 +5 front and rear 225/45 - 17 front (AD08R) 235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Volk Racing ZE40 (Gold)
17*9.5 +5 front and rear (now discontinued)
225/45 - 17 front (AD08R)
235/45 - 17 rear (Advan Fleva)

Camber:
F -5.5 deg.
R -6 deg.

F/R rolled fenders
Plastics intact, but I rub the little screws that hold them in place. Wide fenders coming soon, lowered car fender roller bought, will get to the rears around the same time, so I can dial out my camber.

What do you all do about rubbing the plastics? Any solutions?
I'm thinking of cutting them so they only cover the hole to the engine bay, and using some rivets/rivnuts to keep them in place. Thoughts??
Might be too extreme for you but I think that's sexy as hell! Perfect!
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Definitely too much for our Hong Kong street haha.
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Track:
CCW Classics 18x10 with Continental slicks 285 all-around (re-branded Hoosiers).
I've also run modified 16x9 Supra wheels with 265-slick when available, as well as stock 16x8 with 245-slicks.

Street:
Enkei Racing NT03+M 18x8.5 and 18x9.5

Ground Control Coil-overs. No fender rolls, not fender rubbing. Ride height: 25.5"

:-) neil





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Old 03-31-20, 11:14 PM
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What up ya'll I need some help with tire sizing? I just had my wheels rebuilt. Originally the wheels started out as SSR Long Champ VIP's 18X8 & 18x9 +35 offset front and rear. After the rebuild the wheels are 18x10 + 25 and +12 Front and Rear. The wheels mostly resemble WORK VSXX'S. I was considering 265/35/r18 or 275/35/r18 in the Rear and 245/40/r18. Let me know what you would suggest I'm looking for a meaty set up. Thanks!


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Originally Posted by JazzyFD
What up ya'll I need some help with tire sizing? I just had my wheels rebuilt. Originally the wheels started out as SSR Long Champ VIP's 18X8 & 18x9 +35 offset front and rear. After the rebuild the wheels are 18x10 + 25 and +12 Front and Rear. The wheels mostly resemble WORK VSXX'S. I was considering 265/35/r18 or 275/35/r18 in the Rear and 245/40/r18. Let me know what you would suggest I'm looking for a meaty set up. Thanks!
Nice looking wheels!
I'd suggest 255/35 and 265/35.
245/40 is (way) too tall.
Good luck!
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Originally Posted by JazzyFD
What up ya'll I need some help with tire sizing? I just had my wheels rebuilt. Originally the wheels started out as SSR Long Champ VIP's 18X8 & 18x9 +35 offset front and rear. After the rebuild the wheels are 18x10 + 25 and +12 Front and Rear. The wheels mostly resemble WORK VSXX'S. I was considering 265/35/r18 or 275/35/r18 in the Rear and 245/40/r18. Let me know what you would suggest I'm looking for a meaty set up. Thanks!


Depending on fenders/rolled lips/ride height/camber, I'd recommend a square setup for tires. Either 255/35 or 285/30. Both will fit a 10j just fine, but those are aggressive offsets IMO.
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Finally got it out from storage a few weeks ago, still tuning but can cruise to places. added a 5mm spacer to the rear to make it an 18x10.5 +25 with 285/35 continentals. still need to get different tires. Fronts are still 18x9.5+27 on 245/40 Thinking of running Federal 595 Rs Pro's or RsRR in 255/35 and 275/35.
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Old 05-15-20, 01:42 AM
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Love me some NTO3's. Wish the stock body fitment was easier to get with all the concave.


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