This is so impressively understated. Well done!

 

Thanks man! Wanted to keep a clean look.

 

Does anybody know if you can track on 18x10.5 with a low offset like +15? Will there be any issues? I want to be aggressive but I want to track at the same time.

 

I had TE37's 18x10.5 +18 (basically the same as what you're looking at) and run a 275 wide tire with slightly more aggressive than stock camber. (-2.2 front and -2.0 rear) I did have my rear fender lip rolled flat with a slight pull of the rear when we rolled it flat and I didn't have any rubbing issue on track. Now depending on how low you drop the car that might also play an effect on it. I had mine lowered about 1-1.5" front and rear and could fit about 2 fingers between the top of the tire and bottom of the fender. So I was definitely not stance slammed life My car was at a very functional height. I could go straight over speed bumps still and not have to do the whole crooked turn thing Hope that helps some

 

 

 

You got the golden hour lighting nailed, but then you parked it in front of a Sears.

 

Hey I buy a lot of my tools from Sears.

 

 

so much want !

 

Not too aggressive lol

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Heres my X with 19x10.5 +15 Work D9R, 265/30/19, lowered on MCA coilovers

 

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A lot of sweet cars in here I just got one question for the people that live in snowy places,will rolling your fenders cause them to rust of faster than not?

 

A good fender roll shouldn't leave your paint cracked and if it does it would be smart to go to a body shop and at least have them spray a clear coat for rust protection. Evo x's (at least mine does) have a silicone strip on the lip, that usually protects the paint from cracking, along with proper heat when rolling.