Anyone running this wheel setup? If so, pics and did you need to roll your fenders at all?

 

this is not clubfagster

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*edit: wait its not 0 offset, so I guess we'll let it slide lol

 

LOL Vlad.

15x8 +20 will fit with a aggressive roll from what I've read. Google that ****, there are pics everywhere.

 

I googled a few and they look decent. The guy I bought the car from was running 16x8" and his aren't rolled...but they're beat. I want new ones and settled on those in 15"...if 8" wide needs rolling ill just get 7's instead.

 

Still need to be within budget...most is being spent for a modest turbo upgrade(170rwhp is what I'm shooting for)

 

IMO the konig offerings in 15x8 +25 fit about perfect, looks wise at least. I know for a fact they still require a roll on any kind of lowered car though.

 

That's what I'm running. Shouldn't be much more difficult to find an extra 5mm but you're definitely going to need a roll, or some 175 tires.

 

15x8 +36 you can get away with no roll even with 225s. 15x8+20 even with 205s you'll need a roll. Nothing extreme but you will need one.

 

Choosing lower offset over the ability to run wider wheels is ______________________ (obligatory MT fill-in-the-blank game starts now)

 

"------ry" Agreed... to an extent. A decent lower offset can look great and function as well if sized properly. These 0 offset queers with 185's stretched over 8" wheels can go to ... clubroadster.net.

 

His setup is wrong, they wheels are 15x8" +30 offset on 205/50/15 tires both front and rear. Lowered on RB coils and no fender rolling. Don't rub at all.

 

If you lower the car and you have lower offset wheels, a roll is needed. With zero offset, I think you have to remove the fender liner too right? A quick search and this is all I could find. Its shopp'ed but it gets the point across.

 

Double-checked today...that is what he was using...15x8" +36 with 205/50/15 tires.

 

I run 15x8 +36 (205s still, but there is plenty of space for 225s and even for lower offset if needed) and don't have any issues with rubbing. I am on an NB, so its different for me I think.

 

Same setup here on 205/50 R888s. I went ahead and rolled mine flat and pulled them a bit since I know eventually I'll go 9"-225/45 with 6ULs