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    Wheel Spec Check! Help Please

    I have an oppertunity tomorrow to get some tenzo wheels. They are 18x8 +25 and the tire size is 235...I know the offset is low and tire size is to big so I am going to have to roll my fenders. My question is will I need coilovers or can I stay with the KYB AGX/Eibach or tein setup. I already ordered my AGX's so I am hoping these wheels fit. Thanks guys!

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    What's the height on the tires? You'll need to roll your tires and run some camber it should clear the agx up front if you get the proper aspect ratio on the tire
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    235/40/18 and how much camber do you think? I really dont feel like eating through tires like crazy

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    u will have to roll your rear fenders. i have 19x8.5 +48mm 235/35zr19 on coilovers. so for 18x8 +25mm 235/40r18 your wheels will have 29mm more clearance from the the suspension but will stick out 17mm more from the car. you should be fine on the suspension side. i had to roll/cut fenders w/ my setup because i am camber corrected (which pushes the tops of the tires out). getting 225/40r18 will give you a little more room for fender clearance as well.

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    I'm rocking 2.5 degrees of camber in the rear, without any appreciable tire wear.

    As for the fenders, best with a heat gun, and a 4lb rubber mallet. Worked wonders on my fenders.

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    i will switch to 225 once those tires run out or right away if I can sell those tires. I will check them out tomorrow and if they look good and are not all scratched up I will probably get them. Any idea how much a shop would charge to roll fenders?

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    How much are you paying? Unless you're getting an amazing deal....I wouldn't bother trying

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    Quote Originally Posted by showtime View Post
    i will switch to 225 once those tires run out or right away if I can sell those tires. I will check them out tomorrow and if they look good and are not all scratched up I will probably get them. Any idea how much a shop would charge to roll fenders?
    usually its $50 a fender to roll but it all depends on the shop

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue8g View Post
    How much are you paying? Unless you're getting an amazing deal....I wouldn't bother trying
    400 for the wheels and tires, tires have 90% life left. Oh and the tires are dunlop direzza sport Z1 star specs too
    Last edited by showtime; 10-23-2010 at 01:07 AM

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    whats the track of USDM g's like compared to vr4's??

    if similar, id say 18x8+32 and a 225 tyre, plus moderate lowering and a rear guard role

    (i run 17x9+30)

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    Quote Originally Posted by showtime View Post
    400 for the wheels and tires, tires have 90% life left. Oh and the tires are dunlop direzza sport Z1 star specs too
    damn tires are worth more than that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue8g View Post
    damn tires are worth more than that.
    exactly, Im going to look at them in a like an hour if I get them I will post up pictures.

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    so I did not get to go look at them but I will tomorrow, so if anyone else has any input please let me know!

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    The front will have a lot of poke but the back will be pretty nice.

    I'd keep the tires and sell the wheels lol

    Get these:
    http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/2014212631.html
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    Quote Originally Posted by RedGalant2k1 View Post

    As for the fenders, best with a heat gun, and a 4lb rubber mallet. Worked wonders on my fenders.
    ditto. Though I used a torch. lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by blue8g View Post
    The front will have a lot of poke but the back will be pretty nice.

    I'd keep the tires and sell the wheels lol

    Get these:
    http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/2014212631.html
    extremely nice, but I dont want to spend a grand lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue8g View Post
    The front will have a lot of poke but the back will be pretty nice.

    I'd keep the tires and sell the wheels lol

    Get these:
    http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/2014212631.html
    They are only 18x8" wheels. Poke, if any, will be minimal. You are only going to start poking out a lot with 9" and 9.5" +25 wheels. Though even then with tires on them, properly stretched, they will still look just fine.

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    My wheels poked at 8j +40 with 225's..

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue8g View Post
    My wheels poked at 8j +40 with 225's..
    That could be accommodated for by .5 degrees camber in the front.

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    Camber + Not low = lame.

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