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Old Jan 26, 2014, 06:32 PM
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^^^ 17x? And what size tires?

I have the 527 17x8.25 + 25 and cleared the front brembos without a problem. I'm running 245-40s but I would like to go 255.

I've had them for 6 months now DD with some terrible roads, no problems!
Old Jan 27, 2014, 01:08 PM
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Originally Posted by wazmunstr
^^^ 17x? And what size tires?

I have the 527 17x8.25 + 25 and cleared the front brembos without a problem. I'm running 245-40s but I would like to go 255.

I've had them for 6 months now DD with some terrible roads, no problems!
255's fit great. Look at my earlier post I have the same setup.




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Old Feb 15, 2014, 08:19 AM
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Love the look for the 17x8.25 +25, just need to figure out if I want the flat black or the metallic!
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flat black...... I have the metallic gunmetal color on my 8 that came on the car.... just got it a few weeks ago and washed the wheels. Two are a lighter shade than the others and I desperately want to powdercoat them flat black
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^^ For that exact reason! Flat Black!
Old Feb 18, 2014, 02:07 PM
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So a bone stock evo x will take a set of these in 18x8.75 and clear the brakes and fit with no issues? Which offset? I saw somewhere a +20 is what you need to clear the brakes..I also want a tad more sidewall..
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Bringing this post back from the dead. I'm really looking into getting me a set of the 527's in 18x8.75 with a +20mm offset. Would these fit on my 8 without rolling fenders? I'd be using 235/40 tires.
Old Jul 2, 2014, 03:58 PM
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40 series tires will rub the crap out of the front mud guards inside the fender. you have to go with 35 series tires. 245s if they are narror 245s if not stay with 235 if you want to be sure there is no rubbing wiuthout rolling.
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Originally Posted by artinist
40 series tires will rub the crap out of the front mud guards inside the fender. you have to go with 35 series tires. 245s if they are narror 245s if not stay with 235 if you want to be sure there is no rubbing wiuthout rolling.
not sure whats your talking about but i have 245-40/18 on my car and i dont even come close to rubbing with a 18x9.5 xxr 522 +15
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My current spring/summer set of rims rub the mud guards a little in the front. Only when I'm turning and they don't rub horrible. So it won't bother me much if they rub a little. Just don't want to roll my fenders if I don't have to.
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Originally Posted by johnsonroda27
not sure whats your talking about but i have 245-40/18 on my car and i dont even come close to rubbing with a 18x9.5 xxr 522 +15
not sure why but the offsets of XXR dont seem consistently mesaured across their different models. I have seen guys run the stock size 245/40 on these wheels and they rub the mud guards.
I have 255/35s and they never rub in the front, without any modifications
Old Aug 20, 2014, 06:08 AM
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gotta love the XXR's
Old Aug 22, 2014, 02:08 PM
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I would rather roll around on the Stock rims then roll around on something that is not going to bend but shatter when some sort of impact happens. Stock rims will bend these unfortuntly shatter/break. Besides the fact that they blatently copy companies like Rays/wedsports who spend alot of time/money to research and develop their wheels.

Thats just my 2 cents
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i think these wheels are so sick
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but hows the quality? it can't be all about looks..


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