18x8 18x9 +36mm will it fit?
05-14-2007, 08:59 AM
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18x8 18x9 +36mm will it fit?
Thinking about going:
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
05-14-2007, 12:46 PM
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Originally Posted by DiegosAnotherR1
Thinking about going:
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
05-14-2007, 12:47 PM
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Originally Posted by DiegosAnotherR1
Thinking about going:
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
F-18x8 +36mm, 215/40/18
R-18x9 +36mm, 225/40/18
Thinking about buying some SSR Vienna Spoke in these sizes. Tires will be falken 512. What do you guys think about this wheel and tire combo?
posty your link to tha rims.
05-14-2007, 01:41 PM
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One question, why staggered on a FWD? Anyhow, you'll have to roll your fenders for those to fit/not stick out. I had 16x8, +38mm, 225 tyre and it was rubbing pretty badly in the rear. If they offer that rim with an offset of +40 or higher, then it'd fit a bit better. I'm not sure about that 9 fitting, though. Oh, and put 225s all around, works a treat.
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05-14-2007, 02:18 PM
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goin with a staggered set up just for the look. here is a link to the wheels
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/382
it got that old school feel to it.
So proably going to do the 225's sounds about right.
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/382
it got that old school feel to it.
So proably going to do the 225's sounds about right.
05-14-2007, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by DiegosAnotherR1
goin with a staggered set up just for the look. here is a link to the wheels
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/382
it got that old school feel to it.
So proably going to do the 225's sounds about right.
http://www.wheelspecs.com/specs/wheelmodels/382
it got that old school feel to it.
So proably going to do the 225's sounds about right.
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Originally Posted by Go90go
One question, why staggered on a FWD? Anyhow, you'll have to roll your fenders for those to fit/not stick out. I had 16x8, +38mm, 225 tyre and it was rubbing pretty badly in the rear. If they offer that rim with an offset of +40 or higher, then it'd fit a bit better. I'm not sure about that 9 fitting, though. Oh, and put 225s all around, works a treat.
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Wow...a thousand posts and you joined the forum after i did..... congrats tho.
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