TopGear8

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^Yeah well 295 hoosiers on the Stock RX8 wheel look even better.

imput1234

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lol, it'll look like a whale's *****

gh8st

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hhahaha thanks dudes. 235-245 with 40-45 sidewall is what i'll do

Ross_Dawg

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18x9.5 +27 with 275/35/18

Will it fit with pulled fenders and a drop?

Ross_Dawg

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Get a 245/45 if you want that super beefy look with no rubbing

imput1234

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How low will you be? I think it'll fit on my car, but it'll still rub on the damn tabs. Should have about 13mm of space compared to my setup.



That's gonna be HUGE on a 8" wheel, almost .5" bigger than the regular 40 side wall.

Ross_Dawg

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He wanted beefy lol

nhoonnhoon

what do I have to do to make this fit?

19x 9.5 with a +22 offset all round
Tyres are F 245/35/19 - R 275/35/19


And these as well

Size: 19 x 9 Offset +25 all round
Size: 245/35-19 (or do i have to use other sized tires?)
Please let me know

Thanks...

RickA

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I can tell you that you will definitely have to roll your fenders

dannobre

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The first set will rub by close to an inch with 275 tires on the rear.... Think you can roll them that much?? These will take a lot of camber and smaller tires and a fender relocation to work


The second set by about 1/2" give or take with the 245's..that could be done much easier

nhoonnhoon

so all i need to do for the second set is roll both front and rear fenders?

What if i go with 265's all round?

dannobre

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Make a post in the Agressive WHeel thread...they are much better at what it takes than me.....

I can tell you what I think is reasonable...but " that won't be aggressive" as most will tell you

I'm a square dumb old Fart Who has 10.5" wheels with the correct offset

nhoonnhoon

will do....

thanks anyways...

cavemancan

Not sure if anyone saw this update. What do you all think?

J8635621

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It should be fine. Depending on camber you might have to roll the rear fenders or something small like that. Definitely an easy fitment

RedMica06

Konig Zero-In 18 x 9.5 w/ Nitto Invo 275/40ZR18 99W. Going to add Tein monoflex coilovers with some drop and Stop Tech ST40 355mm big brake kit. Really hoping I wont have to roll any fenders.

dannobre

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Might want 275 35 tires.....what offset? +40 to +45 should be OK with no rubbing +35 with a roll....anything smaller will need more

RedMica06

I've got two offset options of either +45 or +25.

Ross_Dawg

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you can run +25 with pulled fenders with 275's

J8635621

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If you don't want to roll fenders, then you definitely don't want the work associated with +25. Get +45

andytran04

Quick question so the stock bore is 67.1? so if i get a wheel that is close to stock like 18x8.5, +48, with a 73.1 thats ok right? as long as the bore is not smaller than stock?

Butters

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I'm going along the same path as caveman. I want:

INGS+1 TS06
Wheel Size: 18x9.5 +34
Tire Size: 255/35/18

I'm at stock height. Will this fit with no rubbing? And also, will it be flush?

mclaren_75211

Just purchased a set of discontinued tsw wheels sakata 5
19 x 9.5 around +35

My plans were to throw a set if spring to get a low stance plus
I wanted a semi aggressive look . Wondering what size tires I should
go with. Also I was looking at the bf goodrich g force kdwa2 wondering
If anyone had this before and what they think about them thanks

J8635621

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Both of you guys will fit. Butters flush is a relative term. Your fronts are more aggressive, ie flush, than the rears but it will look good. Why 255/35 and not 255/40? Mclaren, do you want to roll your fenders? If yes, 275/30. If no, either 255/35 or 265/30.

Butters

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I want my rears to be flush with the fender. I love how aggressive that looks. And because I want the front and rear to be the same, will that mean my fronts will stick out PAST the fenders?

As for 255/35 and not 255/40, I honestly just chose those numbers out of a hat; they sounded good to me. But the goal is to not rub and, probably more importantly, keep the same rolling diameter to prevent any speedo/ABS/etc malfunctions.

Thoughts?

EDIT: After doing some math, my currently stock setup is 225/45/18 tire size. So that gives me a tire sidewall of 101.25mm. A tire size of 255/40 will get me a sidewall of 102mm. If this is correct, a difference of .75mm in diameter shouldn't affect the speedo/ABS/DSC that much, right? .... RIGHT?!