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Old Aug 28, 2005 | 11:24 AM
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Hi there, I bought the 17/9s earlier this year and they stick out 1/2"-3/4". My 2000SS is slammed 2.5" and they rubbed like a MF. I just bought the 18/9&18/10s AR Rebels with BFG KDW NT 275/35/18 last week and Bryan from DT gave me an awesome deal and they ROck. They fit perfect as low as I am. For the price, you can't beat it. I'm rating these wheels with the Iforged, HREs&etc, and I would not pay 3200 for just the rims. I'm getting a cam,3200vig,jethots,custom y-pipe,and a few more for just 3690. Anyway, don't get them if you are planning to slam your car. Otherwise, you'll look like the other guy who don't know what offset and back spacing is. BTW, the 17s have no deep dish, my 18s are 3.5+ inches deeeep diiiish. Take care and good luck. Kevin from Las Vegas.
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Old Aug 28, 2005 | 01:47 PM
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Hi there, I bought the 17/9s earlier this year and they stick out 1/2"-3/4". My 2000SS is slammed 2.5" and they rubbed like a MF. I just bought the 18/9&18/10s AR Rebels with BFG KDW NT 275/35/18 last week and Bryan from DT gave me an awesome deal and they ROck. They fit perfect as low as I am.
36mm is THE SMALLEST OFFSET FOR OUR CARS!!! I have made the calculations my self, i could be off my 1mm or 2mm but i hate to say it, but i told you guys.

also chioice cam that makes sence that the rims stuck out about .5 of an inch becasue the difference of the 25mm offset to 36mm offset is just about half an inch, and since 36 is the smallest offset without sticking out, the 25mm offset would rub om most cars, but if you want to run a 4X4 setup with outbeing lowered, then you might be ok.

BUT POINT MADE.
THE 25mm OFFSETS STICK OUT.
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Old Aug 28, 2005 | 02:07 PM
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Hi there, I bought the 17/9s earlier this year and they stick out 1/2"-3/4". My 2000SS is slammed 2.5" and they rubbed like a MF. I just bought the 18/9&18/10s AR Rebels with BFG KDW NT 275/35/18 last week and Bryan from DT gave me an awesome deal and they ROck. They fit perfect as low as I am. For the price, you can't beat it. I'm rating these wheels with the Iforged, HREs&etc, and I would not pay 3200 for just the rims. I'm getting a cam,3200vig,jethots,custom y-pipe,and a few more for just 3690. Anyway, don't get them if you are planning to slam your car. Otherwise, you'll look like the other guy who don't know what offset and back spacing is. BTW, the 17s have no deep dish, my 18s are 3.5+ inches deeeep diiiish. Take care and good luck. Kevin from Las Vegas.
So the 18x9 rebels dont stick out even with the 25mm offset? You would think with the same offset as the 17's they still would stick out the same as your 17's.

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Old Aug 28, 2005 | 05:21 PM
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Hi there FLAWLS1T/A, funny for the offsets on the 17s. My 18/9 has the same exact offset and backspacing as the 17s which is 25mmx7-1/2inch backspacing. When Colten mounted the 18/9 upfront, they fit just perfect. Colten and Bryan from DT turned the wheel and they agree, they fit. At that point, I was so relieved because these rims are sooo niice it's amazing more people don't have them. And like I said, for the price, you can't beat them. The deep dish is like yours if not deeper. Heh, just out of curiousity, how far are you from March Air Reserve Base. I'm stationed there and I'm there once a month. Moreno Valley can't be too far from you. I might drive my SS next month on the 17th for my reserve weekend. Let me know, maybe we can hooked up and compare cars. By the end of September, I should have the SS from having a cam, vig 3200, jethots, custom y, 3inch cutout, no cats- maybe later, LS1 lid, 160stat, and some other stuff installed. Later, Kevin.
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 06:10 AM
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 08:54 AM
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The wheels look good.
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 12:50 PM
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Hi there FLAWLS1T/A, funny for the offsets on the 17s. My 18/9 has the same exact offset and backspacing as the 17s which is 25mmx7-1/2inch backspacing. When Colten mounted the 18/9 upfront, they fit just perfect. Colten and Bryan from DT turned the wheel and they agree, they fit. At that point, I was so relieved because these rims are sooo niice it's amazing more people don't have them. And like I said, for the price, you can't beat them. The deep dish is like yours if not deeper. Heh, just out of curiousity, how far are you from March Air Reserve Base. I'm stationed there and I'm there once a month. Moreno Valley can't be too far from you. I might drive my SS next month on the 17th for my reserve weekend. Let me know, maybe we can hooked up and compare cars. By the end of September, I should have the SS from having a cam, vig 3200, jethots, custom y, 3inch cutout, no cats- maybe later, LS1 lid, 160stat, and some other stuff installed. Later, Kevin.
As far as i know, according to the AR website, the 18's look fine becasue they have the correct offset, but the 17"s will stick out of the fender.

Im like a good 15 from Moreno Valley, just send me a pm if you ever want to roll on by!
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Originally Posted by FLAWLS1T/A
As far as i know, according to the AR website, the 18's look fine becasue they have the correct offset, but the 17"s will stick out of the fender.

Im like a good 15 from Moreno Valley, just send me a pm if you ever want to roll on by!
Well if you look closet the 18x9's have the 25mm offset but the 18x10's have the 41mm offset. They should be here today so I guess we shall see what the verdict is.
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 03:59 PM
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I´ll say again!! I have the 18X9 offset 25 in front and 18X10 offset 41 out back.
Tires are 245/40 in front and 285/35 in back. Car is a ws6 that is lowerd with eibach pro kit. THE WHEELS FIT PERFECKT AND DONT RUBB AT ALL!!

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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 08:19 PM
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Hi there FLAWLS1T/A, I'll let you know if I bring my SS to Cali. My email is kumutako@hotmail.com. What's yours. Later
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Old Aug 29, 2005 | 08:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Stangkilr
Well if you look closet the 18x9's have the 25mm offset but the 18x10's have the 41mm offset. They should be here today so I guess we shall see what the verdict is.
Hi STANGkilr, those AR Rebels will fit just perfect. I have the 275/35/18 BFG KDW NT on all 4. I need to get the 295/35/18s for the back on the 10s. The 275s are just a little narrow. It's ok for now. You will be very very happy with the Rebels, I'm still SToak ABout it and this is the 2nd week of having them. My SS is slammed 2-2&1/2inches and no rubbing. Later, Kevin.
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Old Sep 4, 2005 | 01:46 AM
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Well I got them on. The fronts DO NOT RUB or stick out at all! They actually set in a little bit. They look badass, I will post pics tomorrow.
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Old Sep 6, 2005 | 12:45 AM
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Hi there, you can view my new AR Rebels 18/9&18/10s at http://www.photobucket.com/albums/a197/choicecam00/

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