Will It Fit Thread
#7401
I am going for this look:
This 8 is on 18x9.5 +15.
Thank you.
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#7413
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Rx8north-I needed a roll + remove some of the bumper tab on a similar setup. Others have done 265s on that setup and sworn it fit with no work. Best to assume my situation and be happy if it's less work. It will look good. I don't recommend 255/40 because it is tall and with lower offset wheels and being lowered it may rub the fender liner up front. It takes a good bit of work to fix that if it happens. Not positive it would happen to you though.
Elsuavechino-245/40 and then some 10mm spacers and a fender roll + maybe remove the rear bumper tab. Should look really good.
Olorin2-his name is angrybumblebee I think. Just ask him as I don't remember which eyelids they are.
Elsuavechino-245/40 and then some 10mm spacers and a fender roll + maybe remove the rear bumper tab. Should look really good.
Olorin2-his name is angrybumblebee I think. Just ask him as I don't remember which eyelids they are.
#7419
well i've never really tried to fit wheels to a vehicle to make it look more aggressive, and i've also never lowered one. I just ordered a set of megan racing coilovers since they were on sale and i have 1300 left for wheels. what would be a good offset to go with that will look more aggressive, yet not really compromise handling and i won't have to cut too much apart to make them fit. and recommendations on tires would be pretty sweet too. you guys definitely know your stuff so i figured i'd ask.
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I don't yet have the car, I'm still waiting for the right one to turn up, I need an auto for medical reasons and they're rare in the UK, so just looking into my options.
Looking at 45mm front drop and 40mm rear, but I'm not sure if I should go with something like this;or go wider, would 245/40s on 18x9" +18 RP03s look good and fit nicely?
Looking at 45mm front drop and 40mm rear, but I'm not sure if I should go with something like this;or go wider, would 245/40s on 18x9" +18 RP03s look good and fit nicely?
Last edited by mizx; 09-09-2011 at 08:00 AM.
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hocknscary - it depends on how much you lower it. 9.5 +20 will require some permanent modifications to the fenders so I'd say that's too aggressive for a newb. It's not hard stuff to do though. Look more at +30-40
mizx - if you are low enough and do the work, that is entirely possible. It isn't a matter of just throwing the wheels on there and driving away though. I went for the 9.5s personally but there are some 10s that have a little more concavity but would be a bit harder to fit without stretching tires.
9.5 +28F/+23R with 245/40
mizx - if you are low enough and do the work, that is entirely possible. It isn't a matter of just throwing the wheels on there and driving away though. I went for the 9.5s personally but there are some 10s that have a little more concavity but would be a bit harder to fit without stretching tires.
9.5 +28F/+23R with 245/40
#7422
I have an 05 RX8 gt with stock brakes and suspension, will a set of winter 225/55/17's fit on the Mazda 3 gt 17" rims? I have a good deal for rims and tires separately and as such am curious.
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Yea but it's not usually an issue for stock height people with stockish offset wheels. I'd just hate to say it's gonna be fine and then not be. I have no recollection of how much space there was. It would rub behind the front tire on the plastic (metal behind it is the important part). You SHOULD be fine though.