Official Enkei RPF1 Thread PT 2.
#2771
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My car is back finally from getting my hardtop fitted. What a pain it did not fit for shit. Its perfect now thanks to a very good local body shop. Better pictures to come soon as there are a lot of changes being made right now like a Wilwood bbk and we are building a turbo kit for it. For now just iphone pictures.
BC Coilovers
17x8 + 45 245/40/17
17x9 + 45 265/40/17
BC Coilovers
17x8 + 45 245/40/17
17x9 + 45 265/40/17
#2775
Just making sure before I buy these from a friend tomorrow, all I would need to fit 17x9+45 all around wrapped in 255 tires is a fender roll, rear tab relocation, and a minor pull in the front right? Could I avoid pulling my fronts if I went with a 245 tire in the front?
(going to be lowered on BC coilovers going for flush fitment)
Thanks
(going to be lowered on BC coilovers going for flush fitment)
Thanks
#2776
^^idk about that man....I think you'd even have to do a slight flare...Or am I thinking you need a slight flare with 17x9.5 +35s wrapped in 255s. I may be wrong and getting my numbers mixed up.
#2779
From what I understand as a daily it doesn't really matter, 225/255 is more S2000 friendly but with 255 all around you can save money and rotate your tires. You will be fine with either way you go I'm sure. 255 all around will give you a more flush look, but as previously stated, I believe you need fender modifications to fit the 255 in the front, however, I'm not sure if you just need a roll or if you also need a roll and a pull