19x10.5 will they fit?
Mar 24, 2011 | 08:59 AM
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19x10.5 will they fit?
Just Yesterday I went ahead and purchased my self a set of Volks.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
Mar 24, 2011 | 09:04 AM
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Just Yesterday I went ahead and purchased my self a set of Volks.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
ive seen 18x10.5 +22 well some big pull and stretch on stock body if that helps any
Mar 24, 2011 | 09:56 PM
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Just Yesterday I went ahead and purchased my self a set of Volks.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
Specs are: 19x10.5 and +12 offset
Wondering if these will fit well with my Evo8.
Heres what Im working with, Im going widebody on the car with a VIS widebody kit.
I know the rear fenders will need to be rolled to make the rims sit flushed and not rub.
But how will 19s look on an evo with a widebody?
Im hoping this setup will look siiick as I picked up the rims at a great price.
Got this set for $1900.00 WOW
Let me know what u guys think of or if u have ever seen an evo pull off 19s on a widebody.
you will have to pull the rear fenders, or you can go wide body and avoid all the headache
pm me pics when its done. i want to see this installed
Mar 24, 2011 | 10:15 PM
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The rear fenders don't need to be rolled...............................
They need to be chopped out then add a widebody rear. No way in hell you are making those fit with a stock body.
They need to be chopped out then add a widebody rear. No way in hell you are making those fit with a stock body.
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good luck with that setup
Mar 26, 2011 | 08:44 AM
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I have a set of 19 10.5 +22 volks on my evo 7
275/30 19 rubber.
to make it work at -2/-2 camber I needed: 2 new custom arch covers (metal vs. plastic oem), rubbed at full turn and made holes, fendermods.net front kit, cut, and rolled and paited rear fenders. ALOT of protective paint starting from the front doors)))
275/30 19 rubber.
to make it work at -2/-2 camber I needed: 2 new custom arch covers (metal vs. plastic oem), rubbed at full turn and made holes, fendermods.net front kit, cut, and rolled and paited rear fenders. ALOT of protective paint starting from the front doors)))
Mar 26, 2011 | 09:34 AM
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hey....i put on 19x 8 on mine with a +34 offset....i used 235/35/19 on the tires...its cleared the brakes in the front and didn't have to do any fender work...i know its not exactly same set up...but hopefully that helps a little! good luck! I wanna see pics!
Mar 26, 2011 | 11:15 AM
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I have a set of 19 10.5 +22 volks on my evo 7
275/30 19 rubber.
to make it work at -2/-2 camber I needed: 2 new custom arch covers (metal vs. plastic oem), rubbed at full turn and made holes, fendermods.net front kit, cut, and rolled and paited rear fenders. ALOT of protective paint starting from the front doors)))
275/30 19 rubber.
to make it work at -2/-2 camber I needed: 2 new custom arch covers (metal vs. plastic oem), rubbed at full turn and made holes, fendermods.net front kit, cut, and rolled and paited rear fenders. ALOT of protective paint starting from the front doors)))
Mar 26, 2011 | 11:57 AM
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Just my opinion of course