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Old 03-29-2007, 10:27 AM
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17x8 +35 225/45
17x9 +35 255/40

Will this offset fit the S2000? I found an amazing deal on it. It's the exact wheels that I want for my S. Would it fit with rolled fenders? Or is there anything I can do to make it fit, instead of negative camber? Thanks for your time.
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No way. You'll need a widebody kit.
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in order for that to fit, you're going to need both rolled fenders and negative camber
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tires wont work, but you CAN fit these wheels if you are willing to roll fenders + some camber
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will work if you roll the fenders, run oem ap2 tire sizes, - camber.
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how bad of negative camber? The S2000 is soon gonna be a trailer queen so I'm not worried about changing tires.
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it'll probably fit with rolled fender/crazy camber but personally i think that would be impractical....but then again i drive my car daily
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Originally Posted by lilmrtinnie,Mar 29 2007, 11:38 AM
how bad of negative camber? The S2000 is soon gonna be a trailer queen so I'm not worried about changing tires.
I am thinking in the -3* to -4* range. I would run stretched tires, 215 front and 235 rear. That might keep them from rubbing.
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You can find better offsets than those... keep looking. That is just too impractical.
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Originally Posted by Dressed2Kill,Mar 29 2007, 04:43 PM
I am thinking in the -3* to -4* range. I would run stretched tires, 215 front and 235 rear. That might keep them from rubbing.
Damn... that's ridiculous... how much can we even adjust our camber?
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