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Old 09-09-2003, 04:30 AM
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Well here it is guys. This deserves to be here in hopes to save several some heartaches with wheel fitments and questions. It's late and I'm gonna do the short version.



17"



Low offset Fitment

8 and 9 +35 will work 225/45 255/40



Standard Fitment

8.5 and 9.5 +40 235/45 and 265/40



Common Symmetrical

8.5 F/R +40 245/40



Sleeper Fitment - MAnny Lozano

9.0 F/R +45 255/40/17,



Max Symmetrical

9.5 F/R +50 265/40/17



18"



Follow rules above while subtracting 5 from the aspect ratio/profile



However, there are some proprietary fitments for this diameter.



Johnny Fitment

18,9 and 10 +50 255/35/18 and 285/30/18



SSR Competition Fitment - Mike was first I saw with this, running V700

18,9.5 +50 front and rear, 265/35 or 285/30 all around.



Cooper Fitment

18,10 F/R +50-+52 285/30/18



Now these fitments have another variable to consider and that's tire selection. Each model may have a different section width regardless of what their sidewall may read. Also rim protectors are a commonly left out variable to take into consideration to avoid rubbing.



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Please do not post questions here. Please only post those fitments you may have done without any fender mods. All fenders must be completely stock. If modified please state so:



Fender: Modified or Stock?



F Wheel width

F Wheel offset

F Tires size/Brand/Model



R Wheel width

R Wheel offset

R Tires size/Brand/Model



Springs?? Coilovers??? Drop???



Wheel Make and Model.





Please keep it short and simple in exactly this format. The first to post a fitment not within the ranges above will gladly be dubbed their fitment. This just makes it fun and easy when you inquire as well as gives notariety to those who share their experiences.



Fitments we're looking for



Max FITMENT WITH ROLLED FENDERS. Looking for varations of staggerred and symmetrical fitments with modified fenders. Any 10.5's out there.



Widebody Fitments: Petit Flares, Amemiya widebody, etc...



I will also do this for the FC for those who own FC's.



Thanks, Rishie
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Old 09-09-2003, 04:40 AM
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Petit Fender Flares:



Tested fitments by us:



End-LES Fitment: Lent him my wheels and they were perfect. The Endless FD, btw. In ebay ads and ****.

18,8 +33 225/40; 18,11.5 335/30/18



End-Les Volk Fitment

18,12 +12 335/30/18



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THanks for the PIN. That was quick too.



Alright guys. It's done. The fitment recipe is here to stay.



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Old 06-07-2005, 08:51 AM
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My FD wheel fittment is as follows -

Front:

18x8 +45 225/40-18

18x9 +38 265/35-18



The front has caught the fender lip on an off-camber hard right with a 'bump' in the road. Flat road cornering should not cause that.

The rear is about 1/4" from the QP lip.
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Old 12-07-2005, 10:17 AM
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wheel: 18X9.5 +50mm



tire: 275/35/18 used Toyo RA1s



ride height: 25.5" to widest point of fender lip



suspension: 560 lb/in coilovers



Does not rub or touch while autocrossing on tight, bumpy course.
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Old 08-24-2006, 12:07 PM
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Well this is not my car but its 10.5's on the rear so its worthy.



265/35/r18

9.5" +27



285/30/r18

10.5" +30



Fenders were rolled



for the front a 255 would be a much better choice as 265 is too wide.



Not seen in this pictures but 1.5 degrees of negative camber front and 1 degree rear would tuck them in a little better and make the fitment even better
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Old 09-28-2006, 09:38 PM
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Fender: Stock



17x8 ASA AR1 (+35mm offset) with 235/40/17 Falken RT-615 Azenis all the way around. (great tires btw)



Springs?? Coilovers??? Drop??? NOPE!



wish i would have joined earlier! I did so much math to figure out what would fit
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so on a stock fd will a 17x9 wheel with +35mm offset set on 275/40r17's fit?? this will be for strip duty only and very minimal street duty i just dont know if it would rub or not anyone know??
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Originally Posted by teamrj83' post='845285' date='Nov 14 2006, 10:40 AM

so on a stock fd will a 17x9 wheel with +35mm offset set on 275/40r17's fit?? this will be for strip duty only and very minimal street duty i just dont know if it would rub or not anyone know??




i bolted a set of 275 40r17 junker tires i found on my wheels, and with stock suspension these tires fit very nice, no signs that it will rub also... I have not been able to drive my car cause of the engine bein popped so i cant inform you of rubbing with bumps and stuff but it looks like it is going to be a ok..
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