@joshms6 thanks brother. Specs are 17x9+22 and running 10mm spacers up front... Slightly rolled fenders in the rear

 

Anyone know anything about this setup by chance?

 

ccw evo fitment

 

hey guys I'm looking for some varrstoen es2 wheels but I'm not sure if i want 18" or 19"... i found these pics online and was wondering if anyone knew if these were 18" or 19"? thanks!

 

^ Please don't do that to your car!!!

 

I like the color though.

 

Those varrstoens are definitely 18"

17x10 rpf1

 

Way too high in the rear. What rear offset & spacer?

Re-set the rake & ride ht & its golden

 

Enkei RPF1's
Size: 18x9.5
Offset: +15
Camber: Rear -2.5
Tires: Yokohama S-Drive 255/35
Fender Mods: Rolled rear. Still need to do bolt relocation. Fronts haven't been touched.
Rubbing: At my current height the rear only rubs on big bumps and dips if im going fast. Doesn't rub on hard cornering.

P1080734 by steven nguyen, on Flickr
6 by steven nguyen, on Flickr
1 by steven nguyen, on Flickr
evo3 by steven nguyen, on Flickr

 

Let me first say I really like the look

Secondly, a good example of how the +15 is very tough to fit correctly w/out adding out of spec camber & the need for some serious fender pulling

 

My 2006 IX-MR:








Tires: Bridgestone Potenza RE760 Sport (245 X 35R18)
Rims: ADVAN RS (18 X 9 +29)
Rear fenders are rolled.

 

18x9.5 varrstoen es2

255 35 dunlops

 

18x9.5 +22 all around
265/35 tire
only modification is the rears are rolled

 

for trackday i would like to run on evo IX semislick 265/35 r18 with wheels 18X9.5 ET 22 or 38.

Will ET38 fit without problems on brake calipers and coilovers?
because i'm afraid to go ET22. i already run 235/40r18+ xxr527 18x8.75 ET20 and they touch often everywhere and 18X9.5 ET 22 will be 8mm more out...plus bigger tyres 265/35r18..

current situation on evo IX:
stock body
back fender rollered
back camber -2 ,front camber -3
bilstein pss9 (coilovers+springs) and quite low

i will appreciate lot comments
thanks

 

go with +38, +22 you will need fender work forsure. Its considered an "aggressive" offset. i know minusprevious can help you out with that question. he's very knowledgeable with fitments.