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Will these fit & not rub? SSR 18x8.5 49+ offset on KW CS coilovers?
I would like to mount a set of SSR 18x8.5 wheels with a 49+ offset on a FRS with KW CS coilovers and lowered. Tires i'm thinking would be 245/40/18 but can be changed if this wont fit.
Will these rub with this offset? How would a 33+ offset be different and do I need something closer to that? Thanks in advance. |
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Wrong section, broseph.
But depending on how low you're running your coilovers - you shouldn't rub too much. That's a conservative setup
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I'm setting up the car for the track (road course) so no crazy drops but it will be low. And ideally would like to not rub at all!
Do I need to decrease the offset or will this be fine? |
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Any1?
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Did you even bother using resources to help answer a question first?
http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=7535 |
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Its an SSR 18x8.5 wheel with a 49+ offset thats a rare setup for 245/40/18 and im guessing the KW's will lower it 2 inches if not more, hence I'm unsure & skeptical.. |
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![]() coilovers will give you more clearance vs stock struts on the inside. You will be a very tight fit but it will fit. -alex |
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