ill take the red one with the girl woo

 

Ahh.. spacers are NECESSARY right, to fit those wheels?

That wouldn't be good for a street setup, i don't think

 

That car is nowhere near a street setup. Sapcers are used to move the tire contact patch out. 18x9.5 will run nicely for a street setup.

 

true, too bad they don't make those in a 18x9.5

However they DO make a 17x9.5"
But i haven't seen any pics of what the 17x9.5" wheels look like with a lower offset.

 

Are you looking at Buddy Clubs or Advan RS's ?

 

Advan RS's

 

18x9's won't do

 

well the thing is, i'm looking to get the GarageHRS or Varis front fenders, and i heard a rumor that the GarageHRS REAR fenders are available for customers to purchase.

I'm definatley getting those, so thats why i want a set of wheels that will fill them up

 

Don't need the fenders to run the wheels if you don't want. BUT if you want to fill out those fenders hello 18x10.

 

lol yea true..

can the 18x10's work withOUT the spacers? or will i have problems?


i know AD_LIB (i think his name is) is running 18x9.5" with a +15offset all around i think and his wheels stick out past the car, but he don't need spacers hehe

 

Ok ... from all of what I have read this car is running 18x9.5 +22 all the way around ...



Now my question is ... dose this car just have the GarageHRS 20mm wider front fenders on it or dose it have both wider front and rear fenders?

Basiclly if I ordered a set of Volks or Racing Harts in 18x9.5 +22 could I fit them on my car with just the Garage HRS front fenders or am I going to need to widen the back as well?

 

BRB, changin my shorts!

 

i downloaded all of the pics from the sevenphotos website and made them my background. New car to look at every five seconds! Awesome pics!!!

 

Those fenders looks stock, but probably rolled. I'm looking for a set of 18x9.5 or possibly 18x10 to fit in my +10mm front fenders/Voltex rear wide fenders.

 

I have the DVD video from LancerEvo Magazine showing the time trials and the 2 big races with the "street" and "modified" classes.