Look up phone book fender pulling, there is a guy either on stance nation or stance works that did it on his 350Z and it came out nice.

 

Will do, thanks!

 

LOL @ all the roller skate Evo's in this thread.

 

i think there is another vid on youtube of a dude in japan that rolled his s14 with just a heat a gun, aluminum bat and rubber mallet.

 

^ seen that video. he sticks a bat between the tire and fender and gets someone to drive the car a few feet.

 

^^ yup that's the one. the heat gun is used to make the fender a lil more flexible and the paint so it doesn't crack. would need a friend that you trust to do that tho. lol

 

here's mine





18 x 9 + 30
235 40 18

 

I've done the bat method on a buddy's e36. While it gets the job done its not easy to keep the paint in good shape and fender smooth. (it's a drift car so he didn't really care too much)

 

i just got my advan RS-Ds on my evo 9...18x9 in the front and 18x10 for the rear. i just gotta wait for my coilover set to come (Megan racing coilovers) in and once i install the coilovers and do some fender rolling i should be able to post of some pics. this thread really is awsome. everybodys ride looks good. keep it up guys

 

^hope you're going to at least run the same size tire

 

+1

Running a staggered setup with different size tires is not a good idea

 

Adeel... U coming sunday?

 

I'm assuming this is your first AWD car. You're going to prematurely kill your diff runing a staggered setup (Thats why you don't really see that kind of thing on streetable evo's

 

Well as long as the overall diameter of the wheel is the same, I don't see how there would be an issue with it? The width being different shouldn't matter I don't think. Now it would of course if he wanted to run an 18 in the rear and a 17 in the front. or 18's front and rear with a different series sidewall. (IE: 35 in the front and 45 in the rear) Or am I missing something?