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My buddy Adam is running staggered 22's with a drop and had to do a lot of modifications to the fenders and the bumper brackets. He is running a 245/30/22 in the front and a 285/25/20 in the rear AND he is dropped on eibach springs . Looks hardcore. Dont listen to these other guys . If there is a will there is a way. You can PM GS350on22's he can tell you first hand and he wont give you **** about trying to get 22's to fit
i had no trouble with mine my car is rear wheel drive though all i had to do was cut plastic in the front what was so difficult about yours?
what size is your wheel and tire? im running 8.5 with a 38mm offset all around on a 245/30/22 tire and i had the most problems in the front. i had to remove the front fender liner, cut/bend the fender and bumper brackets so it didnt rub and also where the frame extension is on the back of the front wheel well, i had to hammer that flat so when i turned it did not rub.
all i had to do was cut about 6 inches of plastic on the back of the front wheel well ,im not sure what my offset is and if i turn my steering wheel all the way and floor the gas it will rub on the inside of the wheel well by the engine compartment. i ve put almost 20000 miles on it like this without issue
I know many guys that have run 22x 8.5 and 22x9.5 on tanabe's with minor mods done to fenders. They all have said rides like 20's and its not a big difference.