Alright, I'm very new to cars, actually, the FRS is my first and only car that I've ever had. I did some research and ordered some new wheels. 18x9.5 +22 and 265/35 tires. I really wanted to get as much traction and width with these new wheels and boy did I get width. I test fit the rims, just jacking the car up and placing them on; to my unfortunate surprise, the rim stuck out almost an inch! I know it's a very aggressive offset but I've seen others running 18x9.5 with a +17 or lower. I understand they aren't on stock suspension like me and may be running some negative camber but dang! What exactly can I do to fit these? Does lowering the car push the wheel in further? And this may sound soo dumb but can control arms push that rotor in further? I really don't want to run camber because I feel like it defeats the whole purpose of running a bigger wheel. Same with stretching the tire but I would be more open to that than anything. So what are my options other than going through the hassle to return them?
Link to Pictures -
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mc...0Yt6oDAONL4KD4
NOTES-
-NO suspension modifications on the car... Yet.
-I have pictures but since they're from my phone it won't let me upload them cause they're too small. Please click link to view ^^^
-NOT running a staggered setup.
-I'm referring to this video
he is running a staggered 18x9 front 18x9.5 rear, 17 offset front 11 offset rear! And it's fitting perfect.
-I have not mounted tires yet, I have only seen the rim jacked up so maybe it sticks out more when the car is in the air, I have no idea.
Please be nice, I understand this all might sound incredibly stupid to some of you but we all have to start somewhere.
