AZ R3

That's what I was thinking/ hoping for. Thanks!!

pdxhak

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Lots of members went from 225 to 245 on the S1 18x8 wheel so you should not have any issues with the 19x8 R3 wheel

lightning92

i have been looking into buying new wheels, im sticking with 18x8's on 225/45's. I also don't plan on lowering my car unfortunately because of the area i live in, but what offset would have the wheels flush with my fenders?

thanks, i appreciate it

mattl22

I used Need 4 Speed. They are located in Cali but they are super informative. Edgar really knows his stuff. I bought MRR GT-5 19x8.5 and 19x9.5 wheels from him a few years back. no issues with rubbing with all stock suspension setup

JantzenRX-8

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Update: used a 2lb sledge and convinced the sheet metal to get out of the way. No rubbing

J8635621

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+35-40 with 245/40

813dannykoofey

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Looking to buy the new xxr 530.
Specs: 18x9.5 +20 All around with 225/45's.
WILL THIS FIT with rubbing? I want to roll fenders and lower car about 1 1/2 inches?

J8635621

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Maybe trim your rear bumper tab too. Won't look very good though

813dannykoofey

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That's the only way it will fit?

J8635621

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Huh?

EricB

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deciding to go in a different direction..

18x10+35
OR
18x10+25
OR
18x10+20

front and rear on 225's (eventually will switch to 245's, or put the rims on the future FD) On 2 inch sprint springs drop.

Will it fit?

this is how i sit now on 18x8 stock rim to give you an idea.


REAR

FRONT

brilliantblackrx8

you mean the 225's on those specs?

EricB

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nah, i wanna put on my stockie 225's on a potentially new setup 18x10 at my current height.

eventually ill either swap the rims to the FD or upgrade to 245's on the 18x10.

im surprised J hasnt responded, hes usually on the ball. Someone is a slackin

J8635621

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Not going to respond to that because it is retarded

brilliantblackrx8

I had a response to your specs but it didn't include a 225 tire so I deleted it. I wouldn't do it man, save up and get some 265/35's and get the +35 offset. You will have to roll it though. Your handling will be awful with any of those offsets and a 225 tire. A 245/40 will work as well (+35), but you may have to do more work in the front than it seems you want to do at the moment due to your ride height. I recommend going with a wider 245 tire if you do it. I.E. Star Spec, RS3, but that depends on your budget. Just my two cents, if your going to get new wheels why not save up some money for tires and do it right?

RXZOOOM

I need some help here. I just went rally racing for the first time, and had a ball. I have some questions about negative camber, can it be set with the stock set up? ('06 auto, sport susp). If it can, what shoud I have it set to? I also have stock rims, and need to know what size tires would be best for the track. I would like to go to 245 40 zr 18. Will they fit w/o rubbing?
Thanks for your help with out a ration of crap.

J8635621

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Search

RXZOOOM

I looked at athat link, but could not find what I wanted to know, so I asked.

J8635621

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Stock alignment specs are negative. 245/40 on the stock wheels is probably more common than stock tire specs

RXZOOOM

Thank you for you prompt reply.

J8635621

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Next time you won't be so lucky. Do some research for Christ's sake

van

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Click HERE for a search tutorial.

Bert Luce

Have a chance to pick up some SSR wheels. Will these fit?

F-19x9 37 offset w/ 235/35/19
R-19x10.5 50 offset w/ 285/30/19

Sry forgot to put That im ridin on stock suspension

J8635621

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No.

ELI063

Hell no I mean if you want to do body work then you can make it work maybe. But on stock shocks your gonna be sitting on your rear fenders.