Work Emotion CR Kai FD fitment
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Work Emotion CR Kai FD fitment
Does anyone know the correct fitment for running the work emo cr kai's in 18x9.5 all around?
I've seen a FD on here with +30 rear, +12 front, (blue with bronze) But I don't know for sure since I've also seen conflicting information (+38 all around) Can anyone confirm? Thanks
I've seen a FD on here with +30 rear, +12 front, (blue with bronze) But I don't know for sure since I've also seen conflicting information (+38 all around) Can anyone confirm? Thanks
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I found them through a local guy for $1250 shipped. I don't know where he gets them.
They will be replacing a set of ADR M-sports in chrome (18x9.5) so even if they are a little on the heavy side, they'll still be lighter than the chromies.
They will be replacing a set of ADR M-sports in chrome (18x9.5) so even if they are a little on the heavy side, they'll still be lighter than the chromies.
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18.9.5 rear, 18.8.5 front, +38 offset all around. Is what the quote is for. I also talked to a local Japanese friend (who can get pretty much anything and everything JDM) and he confirmed fitment. He just said that I should check suspension clearence and centerbore of the wheel. Next up. finding someone to powdercoat them bright gold.
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bump for more info and possibly pictures? i'm looking into picking up a set of these. specs are 18x8.5 +24 and 18x9.5 +30 will these fit without pulling the fenders? there's about a 1 finger gap at all 4 corners right now on stock wheels with my current drop.
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Exactly, those 8.5's are going to look like garbage flat face. I had 18x9.5+30 front and 18x9.5+12 rear. That works good for a close to stock car that doesn't need lots of rubber, you could probably fit 245's with rolled fenders. For anything much over 300whp where you need wider tires i think 18x9.5+38 front and 18x9.5+30 rear is perfect.
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