it depends on how low the car is. if your slammed you can fit those under the stock fender with a nice pull.dontuhatepants wrote:You're going to need a pretty serious widebody. I have 8" wide rims with 0 offset and they stick out quite a bit. I think you will need AT LEAST 50mm over fenders to make them fit. Even then you might be pushing it.
Hmmm, are you reffering to the 8" wide, 0 offset or referring to the 10.5 wide, -22 offsettings?ZX88 wrote:
it depends on how low the car is. if your slammed you can fit those under the stock fender with a nice pull.
Guess I'll have to pay for the price of wanting mega-lippage. Thanks, I'll see what happens.dontuhatepants wrote:You're going to need a pretty serious widebody. I have 8" wide rims with 0 offset and they stick out quite a bit. I think you will need AT LEAST 50mm over fenders to make them fit. Even then you might be pushing it.
DAYUMN, -22 is gonna hurt my car, -13 already looks good enough on yours with that pull, and I suppose that maxed?sultan wrote:here's my car, those wheels will stick out 15mm farther than this
rear: 18x10 -13, plenty of camber (no rucas), 245/35
pic doesn't look like much camber for some reason
wait, what do you mean - are you going to push in the overfender? 18 x 10 all around? wats the frontsultan wrote:
best idea is to get 30mm fenders and just push them in to fit the wheel before attaching them.