The Ultimate Aggressive Wheel Thread... Evo X Style
Jan 22, 2014, 02:42 PM
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this is mine, 18x9.5 +20 265/35s with -2.0 camber. tein coils and pilot super sports.
I had the rear fenders rolled, I was having ridiculous rubbing, any bumps at all were eating away my tires. I stiffened up the coils and that helped a bit, but im curious if theres something ive missed. theres an abundance of you guys on here running 10 or 10.5 with +15 or higher offsets and still a 265 tire. even with my damping tightened up, its a nightmare to go anywhere on the highway. ive been looking to get outta the cheap grids and into a better wheel, but id like to get the size and offset dialed in. my only thought was to run a 255 or 245, but the majority of yall are doing wider wheels and lower offsets with 265s. I don't feel like my car is significantly lower either, and I definitely don't want to raise it. help me out!
I had the rear fenders rolled, I was having ridiculous rubbing, any bumps at all were eating away my tires. I stiffened up the coils and that helped a bit, but im curious if theres something ive missed. theres an abundance of you guys on here running 10 or 10.5 with +15 or higher offsets and still a 265 tire. even with my damping tightened up, its a nightmare to go anywhere on the highway. ive been looking to get outta the cheap grids and into a better wheel, but id like to get the size and offset dialed in. my only thought was to run a 255 or 245, but the majority of yall are doing wider wheels and lower offsets with 265s. I don't feel like my car is significantly lower either, and I definitely don't want to raise it. help me out!
You may have this already but in case you don't, you may want to consider getting a rear sway bar. I installed mine the same time I installed my springs. I haven't rolled my fenders yet but even so the only time I get any rubber in the rear is if I hit a good size bump. As for my front I am going to be heating and remolding the wheel wells to eliminate the minor rubbing I have at full turns.
Jan 23, 2014, 01:21 PM
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Would like to see more though. 
Kinda doing the opposite of you, but still a good looking wheel. Yeah I actually grew tired of the ultra poke aggressive these are more streamline
I don't have a lot of time to take more pics I need to fotoshoot asap
