will 18x10's with a 44 offset fit?
will 18x10's with a 44 offset fit?
i have some volk gtp's 18x9 n the front and 18x10 in the rear with a 44 offset will this fit and if they do what do i have to do?any comments would help
I will probably get flamed for saying this, but wouldnt the 10's be more worthwhile on the front? If so wider fenders will be needed. But if its for more show then race then a bit of fender roll will be needed. Probably cut and pulled. This probably doesnt help but I am sure someone will chime in here.
Probably won't fit with that offset, might with a little work. It's not a good idea to run a wider wheel/tire in the rear of these cars. Its going to put a lot of pressure on your drivetrain. I run a wider wheel up front.
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Are you seriously considering this idea? If you are, you're going to destroy your ACD. This is not a rear wheel drive car. It's AWD with 50/50 torque distribution. It is always best to use the same wheel and tire combination width with this type of drivetrain.
Last edited by Vigo; Mar 15, 2007 at 07:23 PM.
I wish i could give you a yes or no answer i just am not 100% sure. Its not an offset you see on our cars often but the wheel's spoke design is relatively flat and simple so it may clear the calipers. The 10's would probably need rolling. I think the 10's will fit but the 9's wont.
That idea will also hurt your drivetrain. That type of set-up is only good for front wheel drive cars. A wider offset in the front will work as long as you keep the width the same as the rear. JDM Evo tuners use that wider front offset trick to increase front end grip.



