The "Will it fit?" thread

[Anthony@Royal]

Originally Posted by redline10000

Anyone know what offset I need if I want to run 18x9.5 in the rear? The wheel I am looking at comes in +15, +22 and +38.

I think I need the +15 but then what size spacer would I need?

The +15 will get you the most flush. Is the car lowered?

[redline10000]

Originally Posted by Anthony@Royal

The +15 will get you the most flush. Is the car lowered?

Car is dropped about an inch front and rear but I can change as needed. I don't really care about stance as much as I do performance.

[Anthony@Royal]

Originally Posted by redline10000

Car is dropped about an inch front and rear but I can change as needed. I don't really care about stance as much as I do performance.

Well stock sport are 10" +30. A 9" +15 will extend 26mm and retain the same stock inner clearance. I wouldn't recommend using a spacer if you plan on autocrossing the car.

[redline10000]

Originally Posted by Anthony@Royal

Well stock sport are 10" +30. A 9" +15 will extend 26mm and retain the same stock inner clearance. I wouldn't recommend using a spacer if you plan on autocrossing the car.

Thanks for the great input everyone much appreciated.

So if I run 9.5 front and 9.5 rear will the front end up being flush and the rear looking the same as it does stock? If so would I be better off with the +22 up front and the +15 rear?

[Anthony@Royal]

Originally Posted by redline10000

Thanks for the great input everyone much appreciated.

So if I run 9.5 front and 9.5 rear will the front end up being flush and the rear looking the same as it does stock? If so would I be better off with the +22 up front and the +15 rear?

The +22 is the safer bet.

You can get away with the +15 up front if you're not too low. It will be nice to have +15 all around so you can rotate tires.

[redline10000]

Originally Posted by Anthony@Royal

The +22 is the safer bet.

You can get away with the +15 up front if you're not too low. It will be nice to have +15 all around so you can rotate tires.

Good tip. Thank you!