Rim Width! Will it fit?
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Rim Width! Will it fit?
i am looking at a set of AME fins, 19x9.5 et-22 and 19x11 et-10. Will they work, i know arch work will be needed but who runs wide wheels on stock arches? whats the limits?
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Without any modding the max that'll fit in the front is a 8" wheel. I have a 19x8.5 in front now and there's a slight rub when I turn. As for the rear I was told the max is 10". I have a 19x9.5 now and the wheels I have coming next week are 20x10 in the rear so ill let u know how that feels once I get it on. But as Mariono said you'll need to flare those quarters. Nmpeter is the only member I've seen done it https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=595208
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Without any modding the max that'll fit in the front is a 8" wheel. I have a 19x8.5 in front now and there's a slight rub when I turn. As for the rear I was told the max is 10". I have a 19x9.5 now and the wheels I have coming next week are 20x10 in the rear so ill let u know how that feels once I get it on. But as Mariono said you'll need to flare those quarters. Nmpeter is the only member I've seen done it https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=595208
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I'm running a 19x9.5+19 in the front and 19x11+22 in the rear and I have the fronts rolled and a slight pull, and the rears rolled and with pretty decent pull getting done right now.. I'm anxious to see you pull this off! Anything can fit on ANY car with the right modification.. and lots of money of course lol
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you can do whatever you want, go for it.
but just because you did it with your golf doesn't mean the same applies for the 2is.
btw, are you sure those proposed wheel specs have negative or positive offset?
reason being, if it's positive offset, you can still make them work (albeit barely). if it's negative offset, forget about it.
but just because you did it with your golf doesn't mean the same applies for the 2is.
btw, are you sure those proposed wheel specs have negative or positive offset?
reason being, if it's positive offset, you can still make them work (albeit barely). if it's negative offset, forget about it.
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yeh sorry just dash, its +11
and i'm not saying because i done it with the golf it will work on the golf, i'm saying i done the fit it before asking what would work and i really dont want to have to spend a fortune on arches and arch repair work but i still want wide wheels but as you said "if you want to play, you have to pay"
and i'm not saying because i done it with the golf it will work on the golf, i'm saying i done the fit it before asking what would work and i really dont want to have to spend a fortune on arches and arch repair work but i still want wide wheels but as you said "if you want to play, you have to pay"
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