18x9 and 18x10 +45 all round
#1
18x9 and 18x10 +45 all round
Apologies for the question, but I have done a search and could not find this exact size.
With the above, would I be able to get away with a slight fender roll or would more work be required?
I am looking to lower about 35mm (1.5''). I would prefer to avoid too much camber if possible. Am flexible on tyre sizes.
Thanks for your advice in advance.
Ben
With the above, would I be able to get away with a slight fender roll or would more work be required?
I am looking to lower about 35mm (1.5''). I would prefer to avoid too much camber if possible. Am flexible on tyre sizes.
Thanks for your advice in advance.
Ben
#4
You might spend some time looking at this gallery and see if you can decide for yourself:
http://949racing.com/s2000-gallery.aspx
There are a few 17x10 +52 pics with 255/40-17 tires (same dimensions as a 255/35-18)
...and I like this fitment calculator:
http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
Says the wheel/tire combo will stick out another 1/3" beyond what the 17x10 +52 will.
http://949racing.com/s2000-gallery.aspx
There are a few 17x10 +52 pics with 255/40-17 tires (same dimensions as a 255/35-18)
...and I like this fitment calculator:
http://www.rimsntires.com/specs.jsp
Says the wheel/tire combo will stick out another 1/3" beyond what the 17x10 +52 will.
#5
Ok, thanks for that mate.
Great to have a visual to get an idea of what they may look like.
Sounds like a bit more work than I was after.
Will take the car to the track occasionally so didnt want any rubbing. Just loved the wheels that were in the fitment!
Cheers
Ben
Great to have a visual to get an idea of what they may look like.
Sounds like a bit more work than I was after.
Will take the car to the track occasionally so didnt want any rubbing. Just loved the wheels that were in the fitment!
Cheers
Ben
#6
Uh, 10 +45 with a 255 would be easy to fit with around -3 camber. It's 1mm less aggressive on the front side than my 9.5 +38 rear, and with the slightly added stretch, it wouldn't be a problem at all after a good roll, bolt relocate, and trimming down the rear bumper edge.
9 +45 Front with a 235/35 would be perfect with fronts that are rolled flat with no pull.
9 +45 Front with a 235/35 would be perfect with fronts that are rolled flat with no pull.
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