Pics?

 

 

those 18's?

 

18's and Tanabe DF210's

 

looks good man, yeah I got 17" tsw spyder's with a trd 2" lowering kit, but i want to fill the gap between the wheel and wheel well, so i want to do either 18's or 19's if possible but wont 19's rub?

 

I'm close now, but I don't think that 19's would rub.

 

cool thanks for the info, anymore pics!

 

18's + 35 series tire + Tanabe DF210 + Monroe SensaTrac Front Struts (1/2" shorter than stock body)

This was all recently installed so it's not settled yet but it's not going down much more:

 

18x 7.5 42 MM offset Driv Royales wrapped in 215/40/18 Goodrich with 2" drop Goldline springs:





BTW wheel diameter is basically irrelevant as far as filling the wheel house. It is the overall diameter of the wheel and tire combination. This diameter should stay close to stock so as not to change the speedo accuracy or the overall gear ratio (changing tire diameter changes both, and also changes fuel economy). A little bit larger than 24" total diameter works and as you get bigger still clearances get tighter and tighter in various places in the wheel opening. the farther you go from stock diameter the more you effect speedo and final drive ratio.

 

back when i had 18s

 

yeah Ive noticed that gas mileage will be affected with bigger wheels and tires. But i've seen the xb's with 18's and they only look lowered 2" and they look great, it looks like the tire goes right to the wheel well, and that without a lip kit or anything so im just trying to get some ideas on how i can get mine to look like that

 

18x7.5 on 225/40/18 with a 15mm spacer in rear (only rubs on hard turns and dips) gonna roll the fenders in the rear

 

19's on rs*r springs

 

Still lookin good Emu m(__)m

 

what wheels are those Emu?

 

Enkei 18's on Tanabe DF210's

 

racing hart C2 evolution

 

Emu, where did u get ur tails?

 

got 18" under tanabe df210 in my profile...

 

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