The tires you want will fit! Just order them already!

I was looking into Stance. Do you they ride well/take away from the factory feel too much?

Haha. I am starting to feel that way too. I don't want any rubbing and starting to have to adjust the camber.

Are you on 245/34 F and R?

I'm running on powered by max coilovers. I'm currently maxed out in the rear, and that's with taking off the collars.
I'm running 18x10+38 all around with 225/40/18 accelera tires.
It drives nice and it's not bouncy. I'm also running no camber arms. :)

Wow, not much width/coverage to protect those wheels.

you want to run 9 and 10" wide wheel/tire set ups that will weigh a fair bit more than stock and be stretched and you are asking if it affects the ride quality/handling?

ffs

Nope. Not in the sense you are thinking. Of course I know the ride quality/characteristics will change. I just don't want it to affect/change/take away from the 86 TOO much. I know there is going to be some obvious change. That is what I am going for. Just nothing drastic. And I was only referring to the CO setup when asking that question anyways.

Yes. 245/35 front and rear.

Will be on 265s all around next season.

Haha yea a little lip is hanging out. But the car still handles well.

coil over + wheels + tires on sales if anyone interested. $2500 pick up NYC

wheel can be pick up right now. Coil over need 1 more week, waiting for the KW setup to come in.

Tire sizing Work XD9's
 

Alright so i got a pair of XD9s coming in size 18X9 Fronts 18X10 Rears +38 offset. As for tire sizes i was planning on running a 225 front and 245 rear. My question is will do you think this would be a functional setup in terms of grip. And what would be considered a mild stretch for both widths?
Car is currently maxed out on stance coilovers with collars on zeroed out front camber and -3 Degrees of camber in the rear (Waiting to fit the rims to redo the alignment)
http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/...ps67cb5221.jpg
Ravspecs fr-s with 18x9 F 18X10 Rears

http://i1281.photobucket.com/albums/...ps871f5b82.jpg
Fr-s with the lovely matte blue XD9's 18X10 squared wrapped in 225's

i have those wheels in 18x9 all around, getting 18x10 for the rear though durning the winter. I am running 245/35/18 and no issues with rubbing. Lowered as far as I can on KW V3's in the front.

235/265 or 245/265 would be my tip. 225/245 is getting kind of aggressive and you will run a lot of risk of rim damage if you daily it. Just my 2c.