negative! plus i think it will be more sunken in rather then flush as it appears on the photo. get them spoke ones u always see on the evos xxr soemthing soemthing
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negative! plus i think it will be more sunken in rather then flush as it appears on the photo. get them spoke ones u always see on the evos xxr soemthing soemthing
Xxr 527?
You mean xxr 522? 17x8 +48?
Somehow i dunno how much that's better consider its got even more offset.
I am thinking of gettings XXR wheels link and tyre size 225/40-18. Would I need to roll my guards and buy camberkits?
they are 5x100. euro bolt pattern is 5x114.3. so I'm not sure they'll fit. need someone else to back me on thisQuote:
Originally Posted by mas10
nope. it wont, you need 5-multi stud (5x100 + 5x114.3) or 5x114.3 to fit.Quote:
Originally Posted by DEIFIC
else.... get a drill. lol
cheers dude.. haha..for some reason i knew you'd be the first on it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fredoops
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs23/f/20...ic_by_Mjag.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by DEIFIC
Hi all. What needs to be done to fit 16x8 with 0 offset? Already got 18x8 +37 front, 18x9 +32 rear with just the rear guards rolled. Seen these 16x8's for a great price, so need to know how much work needed to make them fit. Thanks.
friend of mine is asking if 17x9 +35 will fit on stock height euro? imo i think it wont lol??
at stock height.....will fit easy.....but why at stock height......LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by moogle
But once he lowers it, the usual basics need to be done ( roll all guards with a light to medium pull, inner trimming cut on all corners, camber kits all round and rear bumper tab removal. )
Hey guys, do you think 18x8.5 +29 front and 18x9.5 +37 rear will fit without doing extreme modification running on 225/40/R18, so far i've rolled my guard both front and rear, also going to place a rear camber kit