I would bet that you would have clearance issues at the inside, to the coilover/strut at the front and the trailing arm at the rear, although it would depend on your coilovers and alignment settings. I have seen 17x9 +38 fit at the front but need spacers to fit at the rear. The only way to know for sure is to test fit but if a test fit isn't available then I would not buy the wheels. I doubt you would need any sort of guard modifications unless the car is slammed with very little camber.
I think the offset is very high! that u might touch the sussy on the inside.. but i'll leave the asnwer up to Tom aka Charger, as he knows anything and everything on this topic! .. lsiten 2his judgement
I think the offset is very high! that u might touch the sussy on the inside.. but i'll leave the asnwer up to Tom aka Charger, as he knows anything and everything on this topic! .. lsiten 2his judgement
Stock offset on a AUDM DC5R is +42. So it is not much higher.
I would bet that you would have clearance issues at the inside, to the coilover/strut at the front and the trailing arm at the rear, although it would depend on your coilovers and alignment settings. I have seen 17x9 +38 fit at the front but need spacers to fit at the rear. The only way to know for sure is to test fit but if a test fit isn't available then I would not buy the wheels. I doubt you would need any sort of guard modifications unless the car is slammed with very little camber.
You sure they were +38? I've had 18x10 +43 on the rears and it cleared ok. It sat almost flush but inside clearance was borderline questionable.
You sure they were +38? I've had 18x10 +43 on the rears and it cleared ok. It sat almost flush but inside clearance was borderline questionable.
Dead sure but the guy had an aftermarket camber kit which would have reduced clearance to the trailing arm. If you look at the rear trailing arm, where the wheels tend to hit first if they are 17s, it tapers in toward the centre of the car as it goes forward. So 18s fit more easily because the trailing arm is further inboard where the inner lip of the wheel is. I never would have guessed that 10" +43 would fit without hitting anything on the inside ! What tyre size and alignment?
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