hi there is anyone running 16x8 +35 f and rear if so can i see some pics of the fender gaps when drop tire specs also plz thanks UU

 

hey wafulz- you going to carry your baby in your ride? if so, keep it stock or just run swifts and use more conservative offset.

you'll have to drop the car considerably to make that look right which means your suspension will have very limited stroke..which means you need very firm damping..which means not good for your newborn's neck and head.

just letting you know what to watch out for.

 

i just want the tire to be level with the car im not trying to go to the floor im going to Buddy clubs with custom spring rates so its not stiff

 

it will definitely have poke, for sure with the 8".

im on ET40 16x7 with 5mm spacers on the rear. it's flush front and rear without fender roll or any rubbing. (swifts and -1.5 camber on front)

add another 10mm for that 8" width...that's going to poke unless you drop significantly for a near hellaflush look, i suppose.

 

You're gonna need smaller tires too. I suggest no spacers with that offset. Its gonna poke no matter what at 8" width.

Heres a website I found if you not sure how or which tires to get. Its all just wheel and tire size on all kinds of different cars.
tyrestretch.com

 

There are many examples of this sizing aside from the pictures I'm about to post, just have to be crazy enough to spend the hours of time looking for them. Anyways, here:

16x8 +38 205/45




16x8 +0 185/55




16x8 +20 205/45




(will take down pictures at owners request, of course)

 

Oh gawd. So much poke with 0 offset.

 

that +0 looks horrid

 

be riding the bumpstops frequently at that height....

do the swifts, play it smart and drive the car.

 

for the first white fit. is he on spacers or have a camber kit or something?ima bout get rpf1's real soon too. it'd be helpful if you can help out xD

 

Check out my thread, I'm running 16x7 +35 all the way around.

https://www.fitfreak.net/forums/2nd-...od-thread.html