Wheel Directory: Enkei NT-03M 18x9.5 +40
 

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Here is our Black FR-S with White NT03+M
Wheels: 18x9.5 +40
Front Tires: Yokohama S-Drive 225/40/18
Rear Tires: Yokohama S-Drive 245/35/18
Coilovers: Stance Super Sport + SWIFT Springs

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Please note...the 18x9.5 +40... anything larger then a 225/40/18 would rub inside fender tub. At full lock - we have approximately 5mm from tire to inside tub.

Here's another....

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The white 5x100 are Custom run wheels by Enkei, not a standard off the shelf item.

It's more of the inboard clearance issue with the larger tires. Our car is lowered approximately 2.0"
We couldn't fit the rear setup up front due to the inside of the tires rubbing on the inner fender liner at full lock. With a slightly lower offset you should be able to fit, but will require some camber to clear the fenders.
The 225 tires up front at full lock we have about .5" of clearance.

If the only thing limiting the tire size is the fender liner at full lock then I wonder if you can trim it down or modify it in a way that it gives you more clearance. Assuming the liner is just plastic.

It is just thin plastic, but directly behind it is the subframe. by removing the plastic panel wouldn't really gain too much. I think our offset is just on the high side. Lower offset would allow for good clearance inboard and fender for larger tires. The high offset and width of the wheels would cause clearance issues with certain coilovers too I'd think.

It should be fairly close, but should clear.
Depending on what type of tires you choose can also affect the clearance as well.

On a side note, with our current setup, the 245's up front clears as well.

It should work on the stock suspension given that you have enough height clearance between the tire and fender. Under full compression, I wouldn't be surprised if you rubbed with 245's up front.

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We did not.
plenty of clearance all around.

Enkei NT03+m 18x9.5 +40 265's squared
 

Sup guys, got my wheels in today and can't be any happier! I still need to work on camber in the front to make it sit flush, but I need to get camber strut tops or coilovers. Until then here are a couple of teasers and I will post better pics when I get more time.

.... And yes they're BLACK!!!

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Finally picked up a Nikon D5100 and took some pics at work. Im still learning how to use this thing but Its still much better than the Iphone^^^. Also installed some ISC coilovers and the wheels fit much better up front.

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Group buy on Nasioc.com from Spun Autosports. I believe they still have sets left.

18x9.5 +40 can fit with 265 all around with proper camber settings. The rear might just slightly rub the bumper plastic at worst accoding to customers.