The Ultimate Aggressive Wheel Thread...
still gotta get it aligned, but waiting for a set of roller bearings that Fortune Auto sent me under warranty first. The fronts I can tuck easily, rears need a bit more camber if I wanna tuck. But +20 doesn't stick out too much.




^been a big fan of your evo the first time I saw it. Honestly, hard to choose which ones I like better. The white ones are a lot more clean looking. The SL's look great too, but I think they poke a bit too much. If I had to choose, I'd probably say the white TEs. A lot cleaner looking.
^been a big fan of your evo the first time I saw it. Honestly, hard to choose which ones I like better. The white ones are a lot more clean looking. The SL's look great too, but I think they poke a bit too much. If I had to choose, I'd probably say the white TEs. A lot cleaner looking.
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You pull it off. Does Ray's make a RE30 in that size and offset?
The RE30s closest to that size would be 18x9.5 +15 or +22 or 18x10.5 +18 or +25. The 18x10.5 +18 has the most aggressive looking face 
Just rolled, a flared fender is quite obvious. If you look at the rear fenders, you will see where it is flared.

Just rolled, a flared fender is quite obvious. If you look at the rear fenders, you will see where it is flared.
bro, how u manage to keep the front in the fender? need to install any kit? wat chamber u are running? my +22 with 245 rub like hell in the front...











Those look amazing!




