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Old 12-27-2014, 04:24 AM   #1
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For the 18x9.5 F14. Apparently there is the Super deep concave? Is this true, since on the main site there is only deep concave, not the super deep for the 18x9.5


Also report any fitment with different height adjustment, strut rubbing, fender? What if I lower the car 0.599" Lets see how many OCD people out there xD
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Old 12-28-2014, 11:00 PM   #2
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I guess no big fans of F14
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Old 12-28-2014, 11:36 PM   #3
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I happened to just checking these wheels ,and wondering to build a 17x9.5 or maybe 10" wide ...need to clear the Sti brembo upgrade .
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Old 12-29-2014, 01:03 PM   #4
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I want sti brembo =[. It should clear with 9.5
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I'm looking into the F14's. Would the 9.5's fit without rubbing on a stock BRZ?
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Old 12-29-2014, 02:14 PM   #6
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I'm looking into the F14's. Would the 9.5's fit without rubbing on a stock BRZ?
If you don't lower the car, but change to coilovers there will be no issues at all. From what I've heard.
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I'm looking into the F14's. Would the 9.5's fit without rubbing on a stock BRZ?


There are literally TONS of fitment threads on this forum regarding wheel/tire size.
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I'm aware, I'm also aware that I get people saying they will rub, and people saying they will not. Therefore I'm hoping to see if maybe someone with first-hand experience will tell me. Thanks for your input SnuffBox, it was very helpful.
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For the 18x9.5 F14. Apparently there is the Super deep concave? Is this true, since on the main site there is only deep concave, not the super deep for the 18x9.5


Also report any fitment with different height adjustment, strut rubbing, fender? What if I lower the car 0.599" Lets see how many OCD people out there xD

Edit: They do offer. 18x 9.5, 10, 11, 12 in super deep concave.

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I'm aware, I'm also aware that I get people saying they will rub, and people saying they will not. Therefore I'm hoping to see if maybe someone with first-hand experience will tell me. Thanks for your input SnuffBox, it was very helpful.
Tire size is a big factor even in-between brands there's a difference in what a "265" tire is now.

Id just get coils to be safe if you want to run a 18X9.5 setup
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There are literally TONS of fitment threads on this forum regarding wheel/tire size.
I literally think you have no idea what the word literally means.
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I literally think you have no idea what the word literally means.
Ahhh, the pedant has arrived. Welcome!

I'm well aware of the difference between literally and figuratively. Apparently you weren't able to pick up my sarcasm through context.

Context, is a very important aspect of language.
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There are literally TONS of fitment threads on this forum regarding wheel/tire size.

There are tons of thread, however I personally still like to confirm the specific product before buying it for many reasons.


One reason, because I don't have a lot of money to buy and resell the wheels and I live in Canada, so importing from the states or elsewhere is not an easy step.

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I literally think you have no idea what the word literally means.


Haha =p
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Yes in 18" there is super deep now, but it will not work on any non-widebody FRS. Brake clearance will be an issue since the spokes are too concave, but the offsets as well aren't in the range we would want to build you for. In order to clear the brakes the wheels would sit halfway out the fenders, so it's not something we suggest unless you have a Rocket Bunny kit for example.
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