Tire / Wheel Fitment Questions
#3061
Thanks for the help. So I guess the G-force 18x9+30 or the varrstoen es2 18x9.5+30 on a 255/35 is my best bet.
Yeah, I just put a deposit down a on a JDM Evo IX so I'm looking for some decent wheel/tire combos.
Yeah, I just put a deposit down a on a JDM Evo IX so I'm looking for some decent wheel/tire combos.
#3062
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Thats great to hear (JDM Evo IX)
Ran your no.s on the calculator. 18x9.5+30 on a 255/35. Good spec for the EVO but for sure a fender roll & maybe a slight pull may be in order.
You may not need the fender bolt relocate, but +30 is considered, by me, as aggressive, but not overly so.
Again, opinion is based on running rear stockish camber & zero rub through the full suspension stroke
#3063
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Be careful w/that shop. I had spoken to them about rolling my rear fenders & they, at that time, only cut the rears vs rolling. This was years ago, & ended up working w/Muellerized
Also, Depending on tire choice, +25 needs more than a roll if you are running a non stretched & a properly cambered rear
Just my .02
Also, Depending on tire choice, +25 needs more than a roll if you are running a non stretched & a properly cambered rear
Just my .02
#3065
Mustang wheels on a evo8?
This has probably been asked 100 times but using search hasnt given me the answers i want. Im looking for a new set of wheels for my 03 evo 8. And i noticed 1995-2004 mustangs have the same bolt pattern and similar off sets. I would really like to put a set of saleens on my evo but i dont know if they will clear. Heres a link to the wheels.
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-S1007B/1994-04-Mustang-Black-Saleen-Style-Wheel-18X9
If anyone has any insight it would be greatly appreciated.
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-S1007B/1994-04-Mustang-Black-Saleen-Style-Wheel-18X9
If anyone has any insight it would be greatly appreciated.
#3066
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This has probably been asked 100 times but using search hasnt given me the answers i want. Im looking for a new set of wheels for my 03 evo 8. And i noticed 1995-2004 mustangs have the same bolt pattern and similar off sets. I would really like to put a set of saleens on my evo but i dont know if they will clear. Heres a link to the wheels.
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-S1007B/1994...yle-Wheel-18X9
If anyone has any insight it would be greatly appreciated.
https://lmr.com/item/LRS-S1007B/1994...yle-Wheel-18X9
If anyone has any insight it would be greatly appreciated.
I ran these no.s on the calc 18x9 +24 running a 255/35. The tough issue w/this will be the +24 offset. It is doable providing the rears are rolled & a fender pull will be needed. You may not need to relocate the rear bumper bolt
The front fitment will likely require a spacer to fit over the calipers. Pretty cool looking wheels
#3067
18x9.5 +38mm offset Work Emotion 11R
How big of a spacer needed front and rear to clear Brembo's?
Will it push the wheel out to the point where I'm rolling the rears?
Thanks!
How big of a spacer needed front and rear to clear Brembo's?
Will it push the wheel out to the point where I'm rolling the rears?
Thanks!
#3068
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The front spacer you will have research w/others that are familiar w/the spec. The idea is to run as little spacer as needed. Anything over 25mm, I would avoid.
Ill search it for ya & see if I can find anything
EDIT: Just a couple of 11R threads. Certainly a lot more CR KAI threads
Last edited by MinusPrevious; Nov 9, 2015 at 12:40 PM.
#3069
Good info. Thanks! I'm thinking a 10mm front spacer putting the offset at +28mm which seems more common.
I currently have 255/45/18 tires that I'd like to use. Will they be all stretchy/stancey/steezy? I'd like to avoid buying new tires but will if it eliminates the stancey steez.
I currently have 255/45/18 tires that I'd like to use. Will they be all stretchy/stancey/steezy? I'd like to avoid buying new tires but will if it eliminates the stancey steez.
#3070
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Good info. Thanks! I'm thinking a 10mm front spacer putting the offset at +28mm which seems more common.
I currently have 255/45/18 tires that I'd like to use. Will they be all stretchy/stancey/steezy? I'd like to avoid buying new tires but will if it eliminates the stancey steez.
I currently have 255/45/18 tires that I'd like to use. Will they be all stretchy/stancey/steezy? I'd like to avoid buying new tires but will if it eliminates the stancey steez.
If it were a 40 series I would have said OK, but 45 is out of range
The best fit would be a 255/35 & the width is ideal for a 9.5 wide wheel
#3071
Enkei rs05rr on a evo 8
I think i can only get 18x9 because factory didn't make 18x8-8.5 to suit evo 8
Can someone confirm, if what i said is true would i have problems running 18x9 on my evo 8
Heres the sheet from official enkei site : http://enkei.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/rs05rr.pdf
I think i can only get 18x9 because factory didn't make 18x8-8.5 to suit evo 8
Can someone confirm, if what i said is true would i have problems running 18x9 on my evo 8
Heres the sheet from official enkei site : http://enkei.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/rs05rr.pdf
#3072
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Enkei rs05rr on a evo 8
I think i can only get 18x9 because factory didn't make 18x8-8.5 to suit evo 8
Can someone confirm, if what i said is true would i have problems running 18x9 on my evo 8
Heres the sheet from official enkei site : http://enkei.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/rs05rr.pdf
I think i can only get 18x9 because factory didn't make 18x8-8.5 to suit evo 8
Can someone confirm, if what i said is true would i have problems running 18x9 on my evo 8
Heres the sheet from official enkei site : http://enkei.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/rs05rr.pdf
The +25 will be tough to fit, but is doable based on the level of rear fender work you are willing to do
The +35 will be much easier to fit & depending on tire size will determine how much fender roll will be necessary
Last edited by MinusPrevious; Nov 11, 2015 at 06:04 AM.