I am by no means an expert on the subject, but I think they may be too wide. Great looking wheel though.
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I know wheel fitment questions on here suck but I really dig these.
Will 18x9.5 Rota Grids fit all around with spacers? Thinking with some 235/40 Winter tires.
http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...ba758ac1db1c87
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I am by no means an expert on the subject, but I think they may be too wide. Great looking wheel though.
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more details are needed, ET, and the tires please? You have no rubbing?
my 235/40/18 BFG G-force sports have no more than 3/4" celarance from the rear struts.
I'm on 18x 8.5" rims, stock suspension with Bilstein HD struts, no spacers, and I do not have room for an extra 5mm to run w/o rubbing.
I;m certain the "dropped on it's nuts" is a factor here.
So without your info I can still say you cannot safely run 9.5" rims w/o spacers and fender rolling or without severely aletered suspension.
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With these wheels I think you'd be better served to run them a bit more narrow with a lower offset to get the concave effect. Vice wider with a higher offset and less concavity. Just my .02
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Good point but those are pretty deep. Check out the photos lower on the page.
http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...ba758ac1db1c87
Last edited by MobMotorsports; 10-12-2010 at 10:29 PM.
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They will fit with some 215/40/18's and 20mm spacers.You will also need to be low and have rolled fenders to pull them off.
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18x9.5 et18
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I spoke for a long time with Zoeb about trying to get a few sets of these to fit out cars properly. As of now it takes A LOT of fitment tweaks to get the fronts to fit. Due to our set up the fronts would poke an INSANE amount. I remember one member in UK running them for a bit. But he had body work done to pull the fenders out.
fouckhest yes you are running 9.5 all around.. but you didn't take in account your offset IS FAR different from these.
I had thought about doing was running a custom staggered set up of the 8.5 grids up front and the 9.5 or new 10s in the rear.
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I think youre right. 8.5s in the front and 10s in the rear may be the best option here.
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I literally have NO clearance between my coils and my wheels.. with a 18x9 +35 and a 5 mm spacer.
I can email Zoeb and see what he has in the factory for a staggered set up in the same color. Hopefully he can pull out the 2 different sizes.
2004 RS .:R32 WFC: Rota G-forces/ FK silverlines/ Unitronic 1+/ K&N Typhoon/ BMP Roof/ M3 Tails/ Hella Celis/ Flapper Mod_Res DeleteSOLD
2008 Lightening Red STi
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guys it can be done...just depends on how badly you want to run the wheels...my buddy mike olson has been running them all year...same wheels....9.5" all 4 corners
http://euromedian.net/2010/09/30/a-l...a-bit-more-go/
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Well that answers that. He's even running the ECS Stg5 big brake kit and 225/40s.
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I already said it CAN be done and that is has, didn't say you couldn't. I just said it would be easier not too, Te et38 is helpful, with a 5mm spacer you could do it with a fender roll and slight pull, but 225s.. no 235, they might rub the coil.
2004 RS .:R32 WFC: Rota G-forces/ FK silverlines/ Unitronic 1+/ K&N Typhoon/ BMP Roof/ M3 Tails/ Hella Celis/ Flapper Mod_Res DeleteSOLD
2008 Lightening Red STi
www.chrisprovostdesign.com
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WTF... seat the bead much?
Suspension travel? none.. Cornering capability? None.. Pothole survivability? None.. Stereo-typing the mee too, trend following kid that you are? Perfect..
All offenses with no apologies, that is retarded!!
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444hp/413tq - bone stock, all motor, Volkswagen.
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to the last post that was great Josh.
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Wow, it survived driving down the highway in the summer? I'm impressed. Not as much as your other 20-something friends who like to hang out in parking lots and pop hoods.
-Josh
444hp/413tq - bone stock, all motor, Volkswagen.
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im pretty sure he is saying its not a daily driver. However you claimed that you dd it. All bs aside it looks like it doesnt fit right. Float your boat however you like though![]()