Wheels and Suspension question

[showtime]

Just wanted to throw out my plan and see if you guys think it will work.

AYB AGX/Tein combo
18x8.5 +37 wheels
Evo Brembo's

Now I am concerned that my wheels will not fit without coilovers, just wanted to see if anyone had similar specs and suspension.

[keith6110]

I think being the front suspension spring and mount is so big you will need coilovers. I am currently try to get my evo wheels on (18x8.5 +38). I believe I'm going to need to roll my fenders and put on some coilovers.

[polishmafia]

What brand/make of wheel? That will make all the difference.

[Reelax]

I think being the front suspension spring and mount is so big you will need coilovers. I am currently try to get my evo wheels on (18x8.5 +38). I believe I'm going to need to roll my fenders and put on some coilovers.

have you test fitted yet? u won't know until you test fit.

[greddy]

I was on evo wheels which were 17x8 +38 so somewhat similiar specs width and offset wise with beefy tires on tein AGX for a while, no rub on the struts, what size tires you running?

[showtime]

What brand/make of wheel? That will make all the difference.

work emotion cr kai 18x8.5 +37

I was on evo wheels which were 17x8 +38 so somewhat similiar specs width and offset wise with beefy tires on tein AGX for a while, no rub on the struts, what size tires you running?

Either 225 or 235, I would prefer 235 but I know I will have to roll fenders for that.

[Isaurio]

18x7.5 +38 would clear brembos?

[4g63lover]

00Galantguy had 18x8.5 +35 on his G without coilovers. Though, I am not too sure if he rubbed or not.

[showtime]

its either the work wheels or RPF1's but I see RPF1's too often. I could play it safe and go 18x8 +35 RPF1.

[greddy]

I might be going with RPF1s soon here, but either 17x8.5 +30 or 17x9 +22

[RedGalant2k1]

That offset and width should fit just fine. I'd run it with a 225/40R18, and rolled fenders.

[njjfudge]

You should be good with that setup as long as the wheel is designed right to clear the brembos, but you will have to roll you rear fenders.