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Old 02-07-2015, 10:44 PM   #1163
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Holy sidewall Batman!

I don't know the answer to your question, but perhaps this website will help:

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Haha yea, i figured I would be a little different, instead of going with an 18" I would just run some more sidewall, hopefully Ill wont spin through 3rd on the street haha.
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Haha yea, i figured I would be a little different, instead of going with an 18" I would just run some more sidewall, hopefully Ill wont spin through 3rd on the street haha.
I would guess you need to stick with +45 offset 17x9 RFP1 comes with on tires 275 wide, even then you will have a bit of poke. The tire will be 1 full inch taller so lowering 1.5 inches may cause problems even with neg camber. Also the diameter difference between front and back tires may cause the sensors to mess up.
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For those of you that have gone 265 or 275 on 18's , can you please provide me with what further modifications I will need in regards to camber?

currently, 18x10 +44 245 40 18 on kw v3 cusco rear lca and whiteline camber bolts up front. -1.3 front now and -1.8 rear now and have no issues.

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Old 02-08-2015, 01:59 PM   #1166
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I would guess you need to stick with +45 offset 17x9 RFP1 comes with on tires 275 wide, even then you will have a bit of poke. The tire will be 1 full inch taller so lowering 1.5 inches may cause problems even with neg camber. Also the diameter difference between front and back tires may cause the sensors to mess up.
Thanks! I may probably have to roll the fenders. Which is fine with me. A local guy we have here is running a 265 in back on a 17×8.5 and 245 on the same size wheel in front. I think his offset is +48 with -2 camber in back
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Old 02-08-2015, 08:23 PM   #1167
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As soon as the wheels get in. The shipment isn't due in until the end of the month. I can't wait
That's one reason I picked my Enkei's up from Evasive. Cause they had them in stock and on sale!!
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Old 02-08-2015, 08:34 PM   #1168
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That's one reason I picked my Enkei's up from Evasive. Cause they had them in stock and on sale!!
I ordered mine from evasive too. The site said they were in stock. Guess they weren't, haha
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Here is my 275/35/18 squared setup. Need LCA's so the rear can stop scraping!


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Here is my 275/35/18 squared setup. Need LCA's so the rear can stop scraping!



How did you make these fit? Roll pull? Lca are needed? Camber bolts up front ?


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How did you make these fit? Roll pull? Lca are needed? Camber bolts up front ?


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Camber bolts up front, rear fenders rolled and LCA'S are needed. It scrapes the tire on the rear driver side occasionally even on the stiffest setting. Wheel size is 18x9.5 +40
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Camber bolts up front, rear fenders rolled and LCA'S are needed. It scrapes the tire on the rear driver side occasionally even on the stiffest setting. Wheel size is 18x9.5 +40

Thanks a bunch dude. Have 18x10 +44 now on 245 40 18 and lca w camber bolts and I'm fine except when full clock turned. I'll run on the driver side of the chassis lol.


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Can anyone make a suggestion for 17x8.25 et35 wheels? I have hotchkis lowering springs and camber bolts for up front. Whats the biggest tire i can reasonably fit on those wheels to fill up the wheel well?

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Can anyone make a suggestion for 17x8.25 et35 wheels? I have hotchkis lowering springs and camber bolts for up front. Whats the biggest tire i can reasonably fit on those wheels to fill up the wheel well?



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It can fit bigger I'd guess but I would run 245/40/17s.
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Can anyone make a suggestion for 17x8.25 et35 wheels? I have hotchkis lowering springs and camber bolts for up front. Whats the biggest tire i can reasonably fit on those wheels to fill up the wheel well?

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255/40-17, recommend 8.5 width minimum but it is up to you to decide. Otherwise 245/40-17
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Is anyone running a 265 or 275 tire on a 17x9 wheel?
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