So i just ordered some black rpf1's in 18x10.5 +15, and lug nuts, what else will i need to get before i mount these.

 

Per the advice of others I would suggest getting a set of hubcentric rings. I got some cheap plastic ones off ebay for under ten buck. You might also need to roll your fenders depening on what tires size u go with and what suspension you have. I plan on getting mine put on this weekend.

 

The X's dont need ring they fit on the hub perfect, if your going to run stock suspension you'll need to roll your rear and ill rub a little in the front at full lock.

 

Can i run my stock tires with the 18x10.5?

 

10.5" with 245/40/18 = too much stretch. It's 1" beyond spec for the tire..

 

Can you.....yes. Should you, no. There are a few pictures around here that show the 10.5 and stock tire. It's a pretty extreme stretch.

Your better options are to get the 18x9.5 and run the stock tire (still not optimal but better than the 10.5) or get your 18x10.5 and get a 265/275 tire. If your stock tires have lots of meat left on them, you can always sell them.

Good luck.

 

Sorry been on vacation since Friday.

They are 18x9.5 +15, Star Specs 275/35-18, Swift Spec R springs, rolled rear fenders, -1.5 front and -1 rear camber

I'll see what I can do for ya tomorrow dude as far as those pics go. In my opinion they fit perfect, the wheel is still inside the tire as opposed to the 10.5" setups and it is agressive without requiring major work or rubbing on my Swift Spec R

~Trent

 

thx man

 

 

Specs are 18 x 9.5 +15 on 245 40 18 Dunlops and STOCK suspension. Notice there is very little clearance in pic 2. YES I DO RUB on the mudflaps

 

18x9.5 +15 Gunmetal with 255/35/18 Yokohama AD08
Lowered with Swift Spec-R

 

looking to buy some SBC rpf1s 18x9.5 +15. With eibach lowering springs. Will i need to roll fenders because i dont really want to do that?

 

nice

 

does anyone have silver on silver?? if not could someone photoshop

 

Yes you will have to roll the fenders on Eibachs if you're running a decent tire like a 265 or larger width. You might even have to on a stock sized tire depending on which brand you run in a 245.