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Old 06-06-2008, 11:01 AM   #1
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17x9 +20 fitment question

hi,

i'm new to this, please don't flame.

I'm ordering wheels now for my S13, I'm thinking about FNs in 17x8 +35 front and 17x9 +20 rear.

Will 17x9 +20 require any fender work, e.g. pulling, hammering, rolling?
I don't care about the radness, I'd like to go with stock fenders.
Only thing done to suspension would be H&R springs by now, lowering the car by 40mm.
I read converse opinions about the fitment. Can anybody help?
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Old 06-06-2008, 11:04 AM   #2
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i suggest getting 17x9 +15 all around. you can do that on stock body. you should just roll your fenders, just rent a roller or something..its pretty easy to do.

you could do 17x9 +15 on a stock body w/ no fender mods depending on tire stretch and how low you want to go..
but

17x8 +35 will look like a disaster
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my freind has +35 with a 10 in the rear but you would probly have to pull
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Next time around spend a little more time searching.... What size tire do you plan on running in the rear? If you run a 225 or less in the rear, you will likely have no issues, you might have to do a small roll, but thats it. But with + 20 you may have no issues whatsoever, depends on the tire. What size and brand?
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I would listen to Full-lock hes got the right idea.

Get those offsets that are killer, roll/stretch those fenders then slam it.
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i have 17 x 9 +20 all around with 235/40 federals.
my fronts didnt clear my coilovers so i threw 8mm spacers all around so im sitting +12 all around.

im stock body and just rolled my fenders and pulled the fronts just a bit so im sure you can pull it off

if i was you id go 17 x 9 all around.
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thanks, but I really want to keep the body stock for now, regardless how easy rolling/pulling is.

tires would be 215/45 f and 235/40 r (hankooks, it's wet here in northern germany)

I just want to know if fender work would be necessary on an S13 w/ 17x9 fn01r-c's and 235/40 in the back whick is lowered by 40mm.

this would be 17x8 +35 in the front
http://www.zilvia.net/f/showthread.p...-c#post1960274
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This is Zilvia. The land of wheel whores.

We have a thread for this kinda stuff.

http://www.zilvia.net/f//showthread.php?t=129865
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