New proposed setup is glossy black gram light 57cr with 18x9.5 +38 setup all around
I would like it to be more comfortable but meaty enough for autox and canyon carving.
We do a wedssport tc105x in 18x9.5 square +35 and it fits perfectly
A + 37 should bring the wheel in towards the frame a tad more than a 1/8 so i think that would be fine.
You'll need a small slip on spacer to clear the front suspension arm
It'll fit no problem with rolled fenders, stock camber, and stretched 225s
I'm personally running 255 squared, but my fenders are.
Knowing where the wheel centerline is gives you an easy, intuitive understanding of how 2 different width wheels will sit
Fitting and rubbing of big tires gets into issues with both inside and.
If you want to install new aftermarket rims on your vehicle, the lug pattern scheme is crucial wheel fitment information for fitting them
Wheelsize.com offers free bolt pattern charts to help you find out.
Depending on how much negative camber you get in front, you could run a 15mm spacer with a 215/40/18 fine
Tuck the fender liner behind the fender, heat the liner up and push it out of the.
Need some recommendations on which wheel specs to go with
Going to be either +38 or +35 offset
I like my 18x9.5 +38 enkeis on mine
I have 18x9.5 with 35 offset
I was looking at running the wheels, or maybe grab a new set that are 18x9.5 +35 without spacers and a set of 245/40r18’s i haven’t had the time to pull the spacers off the car yet to try and.
Series i wheels, tires, brakes & suspension rear suspension by nandoespaella jun 24, 2026 11:21 pm
Own a 17' world rally blue wrx
I've read most of the tire fitment threads and used sites like fitment industry etc
Long story short is for the past few days i've been trying to decide.
Copying my comment from another similar post 18x9.5+38 wheels & 255/35/18 tires
I’m lowered, no rub, no crazy camber or stance
Look at fitment industries gallery for better visual.
18x9.5 or 18x8.5 and why
Going to be either +38 or +35 offset.
245/40 is closest to stock diameter, but it's a little stretched on a 9.5 wheel 255/40 seems to be the most common 265/35 is a little wider but ends up lowering the car a tiny bit and making the wheel to fender.
Does +38 work on an fl5 got a cheap used set of rpf1s 18 x 9.5 +38 the wheels are just for track use
Mechanic says it is too far from stock to run on track