18x8.5 205/40
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all depends on how low you are and what fender/camber work you want to do. my guess would be 35-45 offset. would definitely not recommend 205/40's though.
my recommendation would be 18x8.5 +45 with 225/40/18 tires
i'd say i'm conservative when it comes to wheel fitment so see what others say
my recommendation would be 18x8.5 +45 with 225/40/18 tires
i'd say i'm conservative when it comes to wheel fitment so see what others say
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Exactly. Depends how low you are. The lower the more negative camber.
As always, best to lower your car to your desired height then post pics up and we can tell you.
For the front if lowered to about no gap front and rear, i would go 18x8.5 and about +30 offset.
I would also run 225/40. If it aint a show car, i wouldnt go too stretched....not that this would be stretched.
Rear u would need a lower offset, about a +20-25 if you're not into the whole hellaflush scene. (Which im not for my daily)
As always, best to lower your car to your desired height then post pics up and we can tell you.
For the front if lowered to about no gap front and rear, i would go 18x8.5 and about +30 offset.
I would also run 225/40. If it aint a show car, i wouldnt go too stretched....not that this would be stretched.
Rear u would need a lower offset, about a +20-25 if you're not into the whole hellaflush scene. (Which im not for my daily)
Thank you guys, I will definitely post up pics once I lower it. I want to run a bit of stretch and sit a little flush but still be able to use it as a daily. Height wise I wanna sit 1 finger wheel gap in the front and a finger and a half in the rear. I am rolling my fenders, camber settings I'm looking around -1 in the front and -2 in the rear. Any inputs?
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I know there are a few members running -1 camber for front with 18x9 +35.
What i would suggest is to look in the "official stanced" thread where members post camber, wheel and tire specs. Then look for an online offset calculator and it will tell you how much the wheel wil mobe either in or out to the wheel arch.
That way, you can see how it will fit, the camber that you need and the amount of tire stretch.
Prsonally for a daily, im not a fan of overly stretched tires.
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Go with a 18x8.5 +40 or +45 like tekneek said, tires 225/40/18. No need to stretch tires if you'll be riding with finger gaps. You can have oem camber with the specs I suggested and sit flush to the fender. I'm running 18x9.5 +40 with 235/40/18 tires and my camber upfront is -1.2 and rear -1.5, so forget about -2 camber.
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