what is the deepest size and offset you can have in the rear without modification, im looking to get a look similar to this.... Not this outrageous but as close as possible

 

you can put a 9.5 inch in the rear offset should be +20 should be fine

 

will that still tuck?

 

it'll be close might have to roll the fender a little

 

you may need a few degrees of camber as well, just be prepaired to be flipping tires from side to side every month or so to get better wear out of them

brent

 

if you stretch a 215 over the 9.5 and maybe 3 degree camber, you can get the tire to tuck and have the rim lip flush. You'll probably only need to roll the fender flat.

 

scratch that!!! offset should be +25 i remember formula2 had some 18x9 w/ +20 offsets it was over the fender by some here check it out

 

get some camber plates also pm MyBox

 

yup and yup , he's running 9.5's in the back , camber plates help alot .

 

No, I think +20 would be fine cause the camber plates will bring in the top of the wheel a little. I guess it depends on how flush you like it, though. Oh, and you gotta have coilovers or air...you have to go *low* to make it look right.

 

correct sir. I told you to get coilovers rico , lol.

 

dat xb looks haaawwwt. .

 

so is it 2 degree camber plates 18x9.5 +20 offset?
or is it 2 degree camber plates 18x9 +20 offset?
or is it 2 degree camber plates 18x9.5 +25 offset?
or is it 2 degree camber plates 18x9 +25 offset?

 

Worry about getting the wheels first >hahaha< After that, put em on and adjust accordingly....good luck

 

Yeesh, I'm slow huh. I ditched the Tein Basics idea and am now considering HKS or air...after that, I am done!! (No more Philly, I am staying!)

 

18x9 +20 offset, thats what im going for, ill get back with you guys when they get here, THANKS for all the help

 

Yeah boy , now if/when u get coilovers I'd love to install them , I can install air too but it'd take awhile longer , glad to hear yer staying here man. I was gonna miss ya!!!

 

Should work fine with 2 or 3 degrees.