8mm in the rear? Effective offset of 32mm? Why not run a 5mm and save your fenders from buckling?

 

Adding a wheel spacer lowers your offset. The effective offset on my rear wheels is +19. Also, the fender is rolled. The wheel/tire does not come into contact with the fender

 

Wow surprising, my car with +27's with fender rolled on 265/35/18 RE-01R's on Robi's works scrubs on decent bumps. Couldn't imagine having an EVEN lower offset, that'd DIG into my tyres.

 

I have 255/35's, so I never rub. Incognito, you have any pix of your car? I see you driving sometimes, but haven't seen your enkeis

 

Ahh I see..yeah I'll have some pictures of the beast up by this weekend! I removed the Robi sticker in favor for my own, (which I'm sure Chicagoland will LOVE).

ps. maybe its a diff RS (pineapplemonkey) mine has had Enkei's for about 6months now (atleast).

 

Back when I had RPF1's

 

^^^Looks really nice

 

18x9.5+37 Enkei GTC01's with 275/35/18 Toyo T1Rs...





i think i want to powder coat them teal....

 

Spacers or fender mods?

 

I was under the assumption that you were running +40 I run the 18x9.5 + 40 NT03's with 265 RE-01R's.

The reason you don't rub is because you turn in like a grandma.

 

I rub on full lock because I'm running a 12mm spacer (effective +15F with a +27 NT03m) and the Perrin PSRS which effectively "moves" the wheel closer to the front bumper (adding caster) and I run 265 RE-01rs.

 

no spacers and the rears are rolled (with enough room to fit 295s)... no rubbing at all.

 

nice wheels, I wonder when carbon wheels when become common..

 

lmao. Do I know you?

 

man, i cant wait to ditch my played out 17x9.5'' RPF1s and switch to the 18x9.5 NT03s!!!