P45R 18x9.5 +35 offset. NITTO NEOGEN 245/40/18. Spacer at front with ext studs. rear was not rolled.

 

Yeah, I know....I don't even know who that is. He messed up the shot though.

 

/\ I think this dude is really hiding his bonner. Then he got back into his claped out honda went home and spanked off just thinking about being so close to an evo

 

Enkei RPM2
18x9
255/35
Tein S-techs
No fender modifications or rubbing. I want to go with 265's now

 

Bumping it back up "Awesome thread"!!!

 

My fav. pic of this KILLER BEAST!! gotta love the WAGON.. +1 they should of brought this babies here to the states.. imagine MILFS driving this and smoking foo's

 

might be wrong but isnt this bad for awd cars????

always thought they were supposed to be same size all the way around?

 

Not really, as long as you are running the same size tires all around you're safe

 

thanks for the quick response appreciate it. just thought that if it werent bad why dont more people have it done

 

Yeah as long as the outer diameter of the tire is the same front-to-rear/left-to-right, the drivetrain doesn't see any difference between them.

Running a wider stance in the rear, like the car pictured above, actually exaggerates the understeering problem that is already there, and makes the Evo handle worse.

Some Japanese racers run deeper offset front wheels than rears, to minimize understeer. The look does not sit well with most people though, as it's "backwards" from what we're used to.

So to answer your question, I think most people stick with identical front/rear offsets and widths because it's the best compromise. Plus it allows you to rotate the tires without removing them from the wheels.

 

i want thoseee vs-tx's!!! too bad theyre discontinued

 

Imagine this....Bad Bished.....waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

 

It would HAVE to have a sticker on the back to the effect of:

"You just got your *** handed to you by a STATION WAGON, Bish!"

 

evo wagon is badass!!!

 

yea, is there a wagon thread? i really wish they sold those here in the US. i would get one.