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Old Mar 21, 2005 | 05:10 PM
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Question Will this fit??

18x8 40mm fronts

18x10 40mm rears

looking at the BSA 215A in Bronze.

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the cars stock height now will be doing coilovers soon. and whats involved in fitting a 18x11? on the rear? i'd like ti run a 275/35/18
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Old Mar 21, 2005 | 05:32 PM
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The fronts will fit fine, proper tires would be 225/40 or 235/40 18. The rears will be EXTREMELY CLOSE with 275 tires, it will come down to exact tire model and camber settings. Most likely, you will have to roll the rear fenders. Forget the 18x11, you don't need it for almost any kind of driving and it will be a bitch to make it work.

Hope you like understeer.

EDIT: With an 18x10 wheel, you can also run a 285/30 18 tire, which equals the stock tire diameter. Then I hope you REALLY like understeer.

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Old Mar 21, 2005 | 05:39 PM
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18x10 with a 265-35-18. im asking cause i've read that some times you have to use aftermarket links in the rear end to clear? but will i be ok with the 18x10 40mm with 265/35/18?
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Old Mar 21, 2005 | 06:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Keoki47
18x10 with a 265-35-18. im asking cause i've read that some times you have to use aftermarket links in the rear end to clear? but will i be ok with the 18x10 40mm with 265/35/18?
You won't need aftermarket trailing arms (not toe links) to clear with those wheels, it's the fender lip that becomes the problem. Running an 18x10 +40 offset wheel is pushing the boundaries there, period. You'll probably clear with a 265/35, but I wouldn't guarantee it.
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