#397, "RE: Wheels fit without rubbing?" In response to Reply # 0
All I know is that they will fit with rolled rear fenders, whoever is installing them could change the offset of what's needed, I don't know what it would be though
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#398, "RE: Wheels fit without rubbing?" In response to Reply # 1
with an offset of only 2mm out of perfect for our 42mm i would think they will fit perfectly. as for rolling the fenders, it depends on your lowering height. here was my situation... first i had 18s with 225/40s and they rubbed pretty hard out back but when i changed to 18s and 215/40 pirellis i had no rubbing at all. now i have heard one rub on a hard bump the other day with 225/35/19s. i would say if you go any lower than one inch with either a 225/40 or a 215/45 you should cut the fenders
hey dude, what kind of spring etc u got ? also what kind of pierells u got ? i plan on going 18s, what kind should i look into as in tires, and size also? how about the offset on a eclipse with pro kit ? thanks michael
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