wheel fitment on fd 17x9.5 +18 offset
08-09-10, 09:51 PM
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wheel fitment on fd 17x9.5 +18 offset
i found a good deal on 4 17x9.5 wheels with a +18 offset. will this work for an fd fitment? i think i could get them and put spacers to make them fit. would they make it all around the car or just the rear?
08-09-10, 10:04 PM
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None of the above.
9.5 +45 is the accepted fitment for the front with stock fender, you can go a little more aggressive in the rear, like +40. you're over an inch pushed too far out, and spacers will make the problem worse.
Of course, you can always run some 215s on them with rolled fenders and mad camber
9.5 +45 is the accepted fitment for the front with stock fender, you can go a little more aggressive in the rear, like +40. you're over an inch pushed too far out, and spacers will make the problem worse.
Of course, you can always run some 215s on them with rolled fenders and mad camber
08-09-10, 11:30 PM
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i run a 245 on a 17x10 + 25 and im fine on the back with some camber and the fender rolled. i have the same up front but with feed fronts. not sure if you could clear with stock fenders even with a roll.
08-12-10, 04:06 AM
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you would need to pull the fenders and spacers will make it worse...
im running 17x9 +17 with a 235/40 up front and i think that would be the MAX u could run... mine are rolled... anything else and i think it will get really goofy looking... my set up is boarder lining that... but i like it...
im running 17x9 +17 with a 235/40 up front and i think that would be the MAX u could run... mine are rolled... anything else and i think it will get really goofy looking... my set up is boarder lining that... but i like it...
