shifty

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I'm trying to avoid fender rolling tbh

J8635621

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Why? It's not hard or expensive and it gives considerably more room. If you don't want to rub and you dont want to roll your fenders, then get a thinner tire like 245/40. I know from personal experience that it will not rub.

mike[piston eater]

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iRUB

The Reverend

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urGay

mike[piston eater]

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u r

Chad D.

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get a room gheys, more car talk.

slvrstreak

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ok my wheels are 19X8.5 30mm 245/35/19
no rubbing issues with the stock suspension
i want to switch to tien s techs
what im going to have to do...roll?

J8635621

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Yes roll the fenders and maybe trim some of the plastic in the back. Nothing big.

slvrstreak

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good to know
sucks i have to roll my freshly painted fenders though...o well
thanks for the quick reply

Vlaze

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You do know that what you're rolling is really the material bent inward from the outside of the fender itself right? So you're not really bending any of the fender that was painted itself. The only thing you should be worried about is spider cracks in the paint where the bend is which can be controlled by using a heat gun prior to each time you use the roller. I did mine on my own with a heat gun and roller and had no spider cracks form in the paint. Just take your time with it to get it done right.

slvrstreak

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ill be sure to do that
thanks for the advice

Ross_Dawg

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You'll be fine in the front but you will need to roll your rear's. You wont hit that tab I dont think (with just stechs).

RotaryTherapy

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18x8 (5x114.3+40mm, 73.1 Hub) what about these ? Axis Excite wheels :s will they sit flush

What is the best tire size/width I can put on those ?

J8635621

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Very weak offset not flush. You can run 335/30s. JK about the tire

Ross_Dawg

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Those will look stock, as stock wheel size is 18x8 +50.

c0ldf1ame

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does anyone know exactly how much clearance is needed for oem brake caliphers?

TopGear8

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Really depends on the wheel design..What wheel are you looking at?

c0ldf1ame

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i guess the term is pad thickness, trying to figure out minimum pad length needed

Atilla

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^good question - i posed a question like this a while back n' never got a response - i was going to check it out one day but then got really lazy n' decided to go inside and drink instead

c0ldf1ame

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drinking solves all my problems

RotaryTherapy

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Which offset would make my wheels sit flush ?

J8635621

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Jesus have mercy

The Reverend

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depending on your definition of "flush", the tires you run and the camber settings anywhere from +25 to -500

RotaryTherapy

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Lol ... I'm sorry but I'm being quite lazy today .... ugh cant decide whether to get the OZ Racing Aggellerita HLT in Red or XXR's .... lol

Footman

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http://www.weds.co.jp/products/wedss....html#ch_wheel

Wedsport SA-55M
18 x 9.0 +36
wrapped in Dunlop Direzza Star Spec Z1 245/40/18
car is sitting on Eibach pro kit + Bilstein B8 (roughly 1.5" all around total drop)

Will it rub?