lol... got it, thanks!

 

ya know, the ones that get torn up and holes burnt into them. its the ones thatll get torn out if you leave them in when you roll like a gangster

 

What is the downside (if any) when you remove the front fender liners completely?

I've been wanting to do the same (remove the liner), but worried it may cause damage (whatever is underneath) in the long run.

 

mine were out, i just cut the front part and left it in to cover the wires looms. other than that just water if you encounter problems buy some and put them back in, or save your old ones.

 

I'm not as slammed like some of you guys, but low enough that my fender liners got holes now. I'll cut the liners then.

Thanks for the info. MV.

 

no problemo

 

Anybody have any idea of other types of tires that's good for stretching? I'm currently using the falken 452's but need new tires. My specs are 215/35/19 and 235/35/19

 

on what size wheels. general exclaim UHP's work really well. but i would max out the 215 on a 9 and the 235 on a 10.5, anything smaller youll be fine

 

I just picked up my is250 rwd two days ago. I am going to order wheels this week but before I did I wanted to confirm what I found searching.

To fit a 19x9.5 +22 up front, I need to: Roll fenders, cut tabs, and trim fender liners? Is that it? What size tire should I run up front?

Would it be better to run a 19x9.5 +30 up front? They're in stock also.

Also, for 19x10.5 +22 rear I have seen 265/35 fit, however do you think I should step it down to a 255/35?

Any help would be great! I'm not new to the aggressive fitment game. My wrx has 18x9.5 +18 under stock sheet metal.

 

^try running a 265/30 in the rear and you'll be good

 

mine is cut out the entire sides, noisy as f*** but i'm used to it LoL

 

ok thanks! What size tires in the front? 235/35?

Also, should I do the +30 in the front?

 

Im pretty sure the CCW guy that originally posted them said they were 11.5 or even a 12 i think.

CORRECTION. They Are 18x12.5s in the rear.

 

now im wondering the offsets

 

im sure its pretty high. no way its gonna be below +40.