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Wondering how aggressive the fender roll needs to be for the 20 spoke RCF wheels to not rub? I have a set for my 2012 ISF, but have yet to have them mounted on the car.
I'm sightly lowered on coilovers.
Depends on the specs of the tire and the amount you are lowered.
^^^^Well that tire has ⁶/₁₀" more OD than stock and with lowering your talking about a probable rub. Rolling may get rid of it.
Lou
I've PM'd a few peeps and all of them had to roll the rear fenders, was just wondering how much it needed. Not trying to beat a dead horse here, as I do appreciate your reply.
I've PM'd a few peeps and all of them had to roll the rear fenders, was just wondering how much it needed. Not trying to beat a dead horse here, as I do appreciate your reply.
You dont need a pull, just a roll. So your answer is: you need a roll. Front will fit fine
Sadly, every set I've seen for sale thus far are obscenely priced...
I probably bought the cheapest set known to man!
found some guy on offer up that sold them to me for $450
all I did was have them painted gloss black and put tires on
best $450 I ever spent
for whoever does this on a 2is250/350: I have 15mm spacers in front with 235/35/19 tires, and no spacers in the rear with 275/30/19 tires in the rear and I have absolutely no clearance issues at all
no fender rolling or fender pulling was needed for me
i drive my car HARD and have never rubbed
i could have easily gone 245 in the front but I didn’t wanna risk rubbing
can probably even go to the oem size, which is 255, with minor rubbing, depending how low you are
^^^^Don't know about an ISX50, but this forum is for the ISF. As stated in an earlier post, I have RCF wheels on my ISF. 255/35/19 in front and 295/30/19 in back. No spacers, I don't like 'em. The front wheel comes within a whisker of the A Arm but clears it fine. For the rear, my fenders are rolled flat, and I rubbed over over bumps or when folks were riding in the back. I shaved 5mm off the rear wheels, changing the offset to +46mm. Now everything's fine