cut up my car today>>>>
Good to see someon else doing their own thing, I'm in the process of doing this as well except mine is gonna look like a corolla drift car, and everyone is gonna hate it except me and my friends
That post was pointed at the guy who said wide tires would blow up your driveline.
With proper coilovers and wheel offset, the 285's will not rub at all. They are actually a little smaller diameter that the stock tires so that helps clearance. If you are going with wide front fenders then you won't have any trouble. If not, then with that offset you will need to do some rolling work to the front fender lips or not lower the car too severely.
With proper coilovers and wheel offset, the 285's will not rub at all. They are actually a little smaller diameter that the stock tires so that helps clearance. If you are going with wide front fenders then you won't have any trouble. If not, then with that offset you will need to do some rolling work to the front fender lips or not lower the car too severely.
A 285/35/18 is 1-1.5" taller diameter than what I've run (285/30/18). Shouldn't be a problem in the rear. Front it may rub the fender liner at full lock. Not really sure with the huge offset you're running. APR says you can run 205's with their widebody, so you should be good. Guess you'll have to try it!
EVOlutionary
EVOlutionary
What are your options for the front bumper and rear... Or are you just going to use stock? Or are you technically just flaring the fenders... and keeping the front and rear bumpers the same width?
everything will be widen front- rear bumpers side skirts and front fenders i still haven't made up my mind yet on the front and rear bumpers yet but i'm leaning toward ings style...
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Joined: Aug 2006
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From: Mount Juliet, TN
Originally Posted by sleeperevo8
still thinkin wat to do with the gas cap yet.. might relocate it might not Idk.. anyone got any ideas or suggestions LMK...
Cool answered my questions to the T! Usually someone posts a thread like this and never does anything. Good to see someone with some actual craftsmanship!
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Joined: Mar 2006
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From: Denver, Colorado
Nice Work.
For the gas door, I would get ride of it, and reroute the gas filler on the inside of the trunk. I have seen that done to a lot of customs and it works great ad make the oustide look so much better.
For the gas door, I would get ride of it, and reroute the gas filler on the inside of the trunk. I have seen that done to a lot of customs and it works great ad make the oustide look so much better.
