NTo3+m 18x9.5 fittment
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NTo3+m 18x9.5 fitment
Hey guys I have searched the best I could but I am on my phone and it is a pain. I have the opportunity to get a real good deal on these wheels and I need to know what is needed to fit them.
Wheel
NTo3+M
18x9.5
Front: +27
Rear: +40
The car right now has stock suspension and I can run a 255 tire. I just need to know what I'm going to need to do to make these fit. Roll front fenders? Roll rears? Will I need to run a couple degrees of camber up front? Spacers up front to clear stock brakes?
Thanks in advance.
Wheel
NTo3+M
18x9.5
Front: +27
Rear: +40
The car right now has stock suspension and I can run a 255 tire. I just need to know what I'm going to need to do to make these fit. Roll front fenders? Roll rears? Will I need to run a couple degrees of camber up front? Spacers up front to clear stock brakes?
Thanks in advance.
Last edited by DRAG; Feb 17, 2009 at 01:18 PM.
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255/35/18 on these wheels are fine. Assuming they're not WIDE 255 (not every 255 is exactly the same width, some 255 run wider than most)
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
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255/35/18 on these wheels are fine. Assuming they're not WIDE 255 (not every 255 is exactly the same width, some 255 run wider than most)
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
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Where did you get a 12mm spacer?
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255/35/18 on these wheels are fine. Assuming they're not WIDE 255 (not every 255 is exactly the same width, some 255 run wider than most)
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
Rears will need MINOR rolling with a +40, front will need ATLEAST 10mm spacer -no rolling though.
typically ~-3degree camber up front, ~-2.5 out back.
Should be relatively easy to bolt these on.
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I ran 265/35/18 Direzza Z1 Star Specs on +40 18x9.5" NT03+M's, didn't require any rolling in the rears at all. In fact, my 285/30/18 r-compounds still don't need rolling in the rear.
I wouldn't roll the rear at all, especially since you run the risk of buckling your rear fender (drivers side) where the gas filler neck is. This area is weak, and several people buckle their fenders there.
Fronts were rolled a lot (+40 front/rear is what I run), and require a 25mm spacer. With a 255 wide tire, you don't need a spacer in the rear, but you might want to watch the rear leading control arm for rubber in case it does rub there (then you'd need a small, 2-3mm spacer), but I doubt you'd have this issue.
I wouldn't roll the rear at all, especially since you run the risk of buckling your rear fender (drivers side) where the gas filler neck is. This area is weak, and several people buckle their fenders there.
Fronts were rolled a lot (+40 front/rear is what I run), and require a 25mm spacer. With a 255 wide tire, you don't need a spacer in the rear, but you might want to watch the rear leading control arm for rubber in case it does rub there (then you'd need a small, 2-3mm spacer), but I doubt you'd have this issue.
Last edited by Solo II Evo; Mar 1, 2009 at 10:31 PM.
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18x9.5" +40 w/ 265/35 in the rear w/ no rubbing. you should be fine w/ 255. -1.5 camber
18x9.5" +40 w/ 265/35 front, 25mm spacer w/ lots of rubbing. need to roll and -3 camber.
not sure what's needed for +27 on the fronts.
18x9.5" +40 w/ 265/35 front, 25mm spacer w/ lots of rubbing. need to roll and -3 camber.
not sure what's needed for +27 on the fronts.
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I am running the Touge Factory Enkei NT03 +M's +27 with Potenza Re01R's with a 10mm or 20mm up front(I forget). I also plan on running swift spec r's and it has just enough room.
I just posted it with pics in the Confirmed Wheel Fit Thread take a look.
I just posted it with pics in the Confirmed Wheel Fit Thread take a look.
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