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Work VS-XX Burning Silver Wheels 18x12.5R +26 O disk, 18x9.5F +45 A disk. Ended up putting a 25mm spacer and longer studs on the rear for a more flush look, at the time they did not have a +1, now they do. Might send them in for modifications.
Michelin Pilot Sport PS2 Tires Rear 335/30ZR18, Front 265/35ZR18
Pettit flares Rear, slightly roller fronts
Before I lowered the IC and changed the rear spoiler
Last edited by Banzai-Racing; 04-08-16 at 09:23 AM.
Hi
It didn't hit when I make full steering lock with left U turn but inner barrel hit the lower control arm on passenger side with right full lock u turn
Originally Posted by BLUE TII
speedsilver7
CCW Lm20 18x11 +45 square set up 295/20/18
Yes! One of us, one of us...
Did you get full steering lock with the stock front sway-bar?
18x11 +45 square set-up 295/30-18
Last edited by speedsilver7; 04-12-16 at 12:49 AM.
Did you need any fender work and camber to run this? I'm looking to run 18x10 w/ 265's, but I'm trying to avoid any rolling or any ridiculous amounts of camber.
Did you need any fender work and camber to run this? I'm looking to run 18x10 w/ 265's, but I'm trying to avoid any rolling or any ridiculous amounts of camber.
Your wheel width and tire width aren't the determining factor on fitment.
You didn't state the offset you are trying to use.
Offset is what centers the tire between the fender and suspension.
If you run +50 offset you will have no problems with those sizes.
If you run +38 offset you will have to roll the front fender lip under and run -2.4 degrees camber up front. Rears can be stock fender lips with -1.4 camber.
My old set-up was 18x10.5 +38 and 265/35-18.
It fits the same as my new set-up which is 18x11 +45 and 295/30-18.
Because offset centers the tire between the suspension and the fender.
Play with this site to figure out what I mean if it isn't apparent by reading what I wrote.
You didn't state the offset you are trying to use.
Sorry, I should have made is really clear - I was inquiring about the specific setup he said he was running, except that I want to run 265's:
Originally Posted by equinox
Work XD9s
18x10 +38 all around
255/35/18 tires
I thought that me quoting him implied I was asking (him) about that specific setup. I'm well aware about how offsets work, but thanks for the tips and giving a few examples of the fitment you've run.
From what I've seen so far, 18x10+50 is the spec to run for 285/295's. I dont really plan to run tires that wide, so I'm curious to how much lower of an offset I can go with a 265 since there may be a mild stretch depending on the tire brand/section width. With my experience, tire width, more specifically, the section width, may have a factor on fitment. I ran a 255 on a 17x9 on my S2000 and had no issues with rubbing. I ran the same size, but a different brand, and ended up having to shave some material off the rear bumper tab due to the tire measuring wider than what I was previously running.
Did you need any fender work and camber to run this? I'm looking to run 18x10 w/ 265's, but I'm trying to avoid any rolling or any ridiculous amounts of camber.
I'm running -2 camber in front and -1.5 camber in rear. The fronts were rolled flat. I had the rears rolled as well, though in hindsight, that was not needed with the current setup.
I'm running -2 camber in front and -1.5 camber in rear. The fronts were rolled flat. I had the rears rolled as well, though in hindsight, that was not needed with the current setup.
Thanks, this is exactly the information i was looking for.
03-29-16, 05:47 PM
