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In the front people have run 18x10.5+50 with a fender roll and coil-overs/high spring rate with 2.5 springs.
The rear can hold a 18x11+50 with a fender roll and coil-overs/high spring rate with 2.5 springs.
A good set up is 5zigen rims 18x9.5+45 all around. I'm not sure if you need coil-overs for that setup but maybe a good fender roll. Anything wider than 9.5 inches on the street is overkill.
The rear can hold a 18x11+50 with a fender roll and coil-overs/high spring rate with 2.5 springs.
A good set up is 5zigen rims 18x9.5+45 all around. I'm not sure if you need coil-overs for that setup but maybe a good fender roll. Anything wider than 9.5 inches on the street is overkill.
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Originally Posted by derrik504
thank for all that guys. that will help a lot. i'm hoping to put 12'' on the back and 10'' in the front but it doesnt look like it will fit.
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The width of the rear wheels is pretty flexible, it's just a matter of getting the correct offset and designing flares that compensate for the added width. The front however is limited to 10". CCW has a 10" F setup with a 50+ offset. As stated, you will need 2.5 coilovers and possibly rolling the fenders. But they will fit.
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These flares/wheels popped into my head when I read this thread.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=631199
Scroll down to the pics.
https://www.rx7club.com/showthread.php?t=631199
Scroll down to the pics.
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