Dime Feng

Hey guys. Got me some xxr 530's and some tires for $1100 day before thanksgiving.
The dude at the shop told me that I had to run 215/40 with a stretch for these rims to fit inside my fender. Didn't listen to him and told him I wanted 235/40 or 225/40 with a light stretch. Turns out i was right on the tire size. The front rims stick out 1/4 inch from the fender and the rear is perfectly aligned to the fender. No rub on stock height but plan on installing Tein H-Tech springs in a week to clear the gap. Hopefully I wont have to do fender work because the drop is only 1.1(f) 0.7(r). Anyone know if i will need a camber kit though??

-XXR 530 18x8.75 +33 Offset Chromium Black
-Tires are Federal 595 Super Streets 225/40/zr18

SlickxAc

have fun with your front fenders, i have a friend who thought 225's would work for him as well, but he ended up buckling it. espcially with like that much poke, but it depends on how low you end up.

Dime Feng

Im planning on only droping an inch to fill the big gap in the fender. How low is ur friends car? Any fender work done?

savclaude

with ur set up and just 1.1 of a drop in the front and 0.7 in the back you will be more then fine, you don't even need to roll ur front nor rear fenders but you could always roll them if you plan on going lower or wider in the future and no you don't need a camber kit neither unless you are trying to keep ur camber as oem as possible or if ur planning on going lower with more aggressive wheels, I'm running a more aggressive set up and only my rear fenders were rolled, front were untouched and I have natural camber(19x9&25(f),19x10&25(r)