The OFFICIAL 18" Wheel Thread.... Let's see them
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They are Drag DR-31 18x8et35. On hankook ventus evos 225x40r18. They are dead flush except I have camber maxed out to avoid rubbing up front so not as flush any more.
Last edited by PEACEWALKER86; Apr 29, 2011 at 01:46 PM.
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The XXR 502 comes in 3 different 18" sizes:
18x7.5 +42
18x8.5 +35
18x9.5 +35
If you're going to drop it on DF210 springs, then stick with the 18x7.5 +42 with 225/40 tires.
235/40 tires are wider than you want for a 7.5" wheel, and they will rub with DF springs on the other +35 offset wheels.
18x7.5 +42
18x8.5 +35
18x9.5 +35
If you're going to drop it on DF210 springs, then stick with the 18x7.5 +42 with 225/40 tires.
235/40 tires are wider than you want for a 7.5" wheel, and they will rub with DF springs on the other +35 offset wheels.
Tanabe NF210 (1.0F/1.7R)
Tein H-Tech (1.1F/2.1R)
Eibach Sportline (1.2F/2.2R)
NF210's are the softest riding (most comfortable) of the mild drop springs, but they don't even out the ride height quite as much as the other two, and being the softest they allow a little more body roll in corners. Just depends on what you're going for.
Tein H-Tech (1.1F/2.1R)
Eibach Sportline (1.2F/2.2R)
NF210's are the softest riding (most comfortable) of the mild drop springs, but they don't even out the ride height quite as much as the other two, and being the softest they allow a little more body roll in corners. Just depends on what you're going for.
