My question got buried after this hot a$$ b1tch posted^^^^^!!!

Those of you running 18x9.5 +27 were extended studs mandatory or are the cheaper 10mm spacers without extended studs ok?

 

When I was running the nto3's +27, I had the project kics spacers from Touge Factory. The studs were already in the spacers. I have read and heard, anything over 5mm, you should run extended studs.

 

i'm about to buy a set but i have 20mm spacers for my rpf1's
can i just run those or is that gonna be too much? i don't feel like changing my spacers all the time with my wheels.

 

20mm spacer will give you the look of a +7 offset. Your looking at a wheel thats really sticking out lol. I would try to sell those and get the 10mm.

 

my rpf1's are +38 so i need these.


DAMNIT.

 

I have 15mm spacers with extended studs up front with the +27 (Project kics) and they are working out great. Its a lot to try fit the +12 offset upfront on stock fenders but thats why there's an ever so secret fender kit that makes this majic happen.

 

You need extended studs if you are running a 10MM Spacer !! I am running the Project kics bolt on spacer with studs and it works GREAT (from Touge)

 

since this thread is alive again ...I see 17x9.5 only comes in +38 offset, with this how much if any fender rolling needs to be done to fit 275's? how big of a spacer and where?

thanks

 

lots more pics here

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...een-while.html

 

 

Love these rims and can't wait to get mine...3 mth backorder right now from thetirerack...

So damn hot on the evo!

 

Are the front fender "tabs" that secure the fender wells required to be rolled in when running 18x9.5 +27 ???

 

bump for help on this...attempting install!

 

I'm running 18x9.5+40 with a 25mm spacer. I think anything with a 9.5" wheel will require that fender tab to be 'rolled'. The front fender is aluminum. You can just fold it with your hands.