[Wally]

Im looking at buying new wheels. My car is lowered now on Tein Coilovers. I want some nice 18s that will allow me to run a nice stanced look. My rear fenders are rolled but my front fenders arent. I was looking at LM style wheels and I came across these specs. Would these be tucked too much inside or will they pop out just enough? Thanks!

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[Wally]

A lot of views but no one that can help? Wow.

 

[raigen18]

that'll be a flush setup. maybe slight poke. you should take a look at this thread http://www.tsxclub.com/forums/1st-gen-wheels/34325-wheel-gallery-1st-gen-pics-specs-only.html

 

[snYpz]

No that would be flush. You would be able to run 225/40, but will need to roll the front otherwise there will be slight rubbing for a while.
If it werent for all the LM replicas running around, i wouldve bought an authentic set with similar specs a few months ago

 

[Kevin]

A lot of views but no one that can help? Wow.

shouldve used the search button.

 

[tekneek]

A lot of views but no one that can help? Wow.

sounds like this free forum owes this guy something

 

[Wally]

shouldve used the search button.

I did use the search button, I'm very aware it was there. I saw no wheels with similar looks and specs.

 

[Wally]

sounds like this free forum owes this guy something

It's not the forum I was ashamed of. It was the fact that many people read it but no one could give me insight on the matter.

 

[Wally]

No that would be flush. You would be able to run 225/40, but will need to roll the front otherwise there will be slight rubbing for a while.
If it werent for all the LM replicas running around, i wouldve bought an authentic set with similar specs a few months ago

So you think id run a nice clean stance without spacers? Ill just have to roll my front fenders. My rears are already rolled.

 

[snYpz]

So you think id run a nice clean stance without spacers? Ill just have to roll my front fenders. My rears are already rolled.

How hard is it to look up on other members cars on the "stanced" thread, then by using an online offset calculator to determine the difference in wheel poke. Simple.