I am wondering if a set of 18x8.5 +35 F and 18x9.5 +35 R staggered set would need alot of work to get the 18x9.5 +35 to fit in the rear without rubbing on my 03 CL. Would they fit or would I need to run alot of negative camber and roll the fenders?? Would I be able to run a 235/40R18 tire?? Currently I am lowered on Tein Htechs, but I am going to be getting coilovers. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks

 

i just had 17x7s on my car with 35mm offset and 225/50 tires and it rubbed the rear with 2 ppl in the back on bumps even after i got the fenders rolled

 

they wont fit

 

noob...

yes they will fit. run negative camber and roll fenders.

 

those arent big enough put some 12 inch wide bad boys on it.

 

maybe with 3 deg negative camber and streched tires lol. i tested 18x8.5 ET33 with 1.8 deg negative camber. now way to fit them i have pictures how they stick off the fender

 

my rims arent even running -3 camber and there wider than his. look at my rim specs. no offense but please dont give advice if you dont know what your talking about and i mean that in a not disrespectful way. i know how people can take things the wrong way on here. thats your problem how can you expect to fit those rims with -1.8 camber. i have -2.3 on my 10's. if you know anything about camber thats not a lot at all.

 

ok so explain it to me why i could not make g35 19x8.5 et33 fit on the front? want me to post picture? dont wanna argue. i may be wrong

 

it can be done its just what looj are you going for fat low and stretched or tucked and clean.... im doing 8.5 et 45 front and 9.5 et 45 with 6 mm spacer and can almost tuck once my fenders are rolled i think i can go lower and am at only -2 camber rear.....

 

it can be done, no one's saying it can't, doesn't mean it's easy, like diddy said, you'll need to push a LOT of camber

 

Yeah its still rubbing because your running some fat ass tires. try running 225/45 or 225/40 50 is way to big if you want to lower a car of course anyone would rub. I'm going with a 19x9.5 with a 35 offset im determined to make it fit while car is slammed we'll see how this goes probably -5 degrees in the rear and -3 up front. 225/35/19

 

i got new rims now konig zero0in 18s.. tires are 225/40/18

and went from a 35mm offset to a 45 mm offset

so rubbing issues are gone

 

Good, 40 is much more reasonable for a drop, 50 is just huge

 

wow dont go into the rim talk with diddy hahahah you messed up right there... and diddy knows what hees talking about because theres a few guys here that are running more aggressive set-up than he is... osiris just listen to diddy.. and i would put the coils on before i got and put the rims on...

 

Cool, thanks for the advice guys. Im gonna wait a few more weeks for Spring to officially be here and them Im gonna go shopping for coilovers and rims!!

 

i did 18x9.5 +12 235/35/18 before... so yes it can be done with work.

 

Exactly.