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Old 10-08-13, 11:20 PM
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Size for 18" rims

Hi,

My friend has a set of Volk Racing LE37 wheels on his S2000

18x7.5 front offset+48
18x8.5 rear offset+50

Are they fit my FD??
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Easily.
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Thanks, What tire size can I run??
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Thats not really much of an upgrade. The front wheels are .5" narrower than stock wheels....
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less than perfect fitment, I wouldn't do those sizes.
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Not recommended. They're too narrow, and the offsets are nasty. Sunken battleship anyone? I mean, if they're free maybe.

'Real' 18 inch fitment that has proven to work with rolled fenders:
18x9.5 +38 F, 18x10 +32 R
255/35 F 265/35 R

with OEM fenders:
18x9 +45 F, 18x10 +43 R
255/35 R 275/35 R
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
Not recommended. They're too narrow, and the offsets are nasty. Sunken battleship anyone? I mean, if they're free maybe.

'Real' 18 inch fitment that has proven to work with rolled fenders:
18x9.5 +38 F, 18x10 +32 R
255/35 F 265/35 R

with OEM fenders:
18x9 +45 F, 18x10 +43 R
255/35 R 275/35 R
^^Listen to this man. If you check his build thread you will see that all of his wheels have damn good fitment. Now I purchased my set being conservative at 18x8.5 +42 F, and 18x9.5 +40R and I got a bit of the sunken battleship look. So lately I've been thinking about investing some money on spacers.

Check it out:




Now your friend's wheels are a whole inch narrower than mine and the offsets are even higher? ooof! no way bro...

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Thanks!! I am not going to get it.
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