18x11 with +43 offset will it work?
18x11 with +43 offset will it work? I'm about to order my wheels 18x11 rear and I can get them in +43 or +56 I don't want them sitting in very much
I plan 5 run a 315-35-18 MT et street. I'm ok with rolling the fender just don't want them sticking out past the quarters
I plan 5 run a 315-35-18 MT et street. I'm ok with rolling the fender just don't want them sticking out past the quarters
I have seen 18x10 +25 and those were pretty flush so if you do the math the 18x11 +43 wheel face will be about 6 millimeters sunken in compared to the 18x10 +25.
Here is the link to the thread that had the 18x10 +25s
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...521-fbody.html
Here is the link to the thread that had the 18x10 +25s
https://ls1tech.com/forums/wheels-ti...521-fbody.html
I think I will be safe with the +43 but at $2400 a set I wanna make it right lol.
I wonder if a machine shop could mill the back of a wheel to let it sit in a little more if need be
I wonder if a machine shop could mill the back of a wheel to let it sit in a little more if need be
That's roughly a 12.5 in wide tire. Just on an average look when i googled, so the tire itself should stick out another 19mm from the rim on the outer edge.
If its eibach pro kit I would think you would have to roll the inner fender and even then you may still rub, if it is sportlines i think you need a higher offset for sure
This guy has 315/35/18 on 18x11 in the rear but he didn't post offest https://ls1tech.com/forums/7620020-post1.html
If its eibach pro kit I would think you would have to roll the inner fender and even then you may still rub, if it is sportlines i think you need a higher offset for sure
This guy has 315/35/18 on 18x11 in the rear but he didn't post offest https://ls1tech.com/forums/7620020-post1.html
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I posted a similar thread last wk but didnt get much feedback i was looking to get some 19x11 foregestars with a +43 lowered with straino springs, from reading this thread sounds like they might fit. Id like to avoid rolling fenders if possible, i know its going to be close with +43
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With as much as tire widths can vary from brand-to-brand, and even between various models within the same brand, I would still plan on rolling the fender lips. It's better to be prepared; than not.
Last edited by 99Bluz28; Sep 26, 2014 at 01:30 PM. Reason: correction
