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Old 02-12-2008, 12:45 PM
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Question Help with my setup!

I'm getting ready to purchase wheels and tires and need some feedback. I'm not completely blind on the subject and i have done my research.

Wheels : Rota P45R 18x9.5 +25 offset all around




Tires : Falken FK-452. Front- 245/40/18. Rear- 275/40/18.


Springs : Tanabe Sustec GF210. Front= -1.0" Drop Rear= -1.2" Drop


+ SPC rear camber kit cause tires aren't cheap!

OK, with this setup there shouldnt be any issues with rubbing or VDC, correct? Also, would it be possible to maybe run 10mm or 15mm spacers to get a more aggressive offset without rubbing?

Thanks Guys!
Old 02-12-2008, 01:12 PM
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Sorry, I don't have any experience with the spacers, but I just had to say... that looks like Total Hot Sex.

Very nice. ThumbsUp
Old 02-12-2008, 01:12 PM
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I run 275/35/18 all around and am lowered quite a bit... no rubbing, if that helps. I'm not slammed and can't give you the drop (I was in a hurry) but you can only fit one finger between the wheel and fender.

The rear on that pic doesn't seem like 18 x 9.5 +25 unless it has a spacer or something, as I'm running 18 x 9.5 +22 and it doesn't look like that.
Old 02-12-2008, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted by terrorist22
The rear on that pic doesn't seem like 18 x 9.5 +25 unless it has a spacer or something, as I'm running 18 x 9.5 +22 and it doesn't look like that.
Yeah its not. The rear on that pic is 18x9.5 +12 offset. < thats with a spacer. the tires are also 295/35/18.
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That setup should work out great on your car. VDC will be fine as your tires are really close to the rolling diameter of the stock setup. Also the Tanabe GF210's are meant as an agility spring so they will be somewhat firm and not cause rubbing with that tire setup.

Our shop Z has Eibach Pro Kit springs on it however our rear fenders are rolled. Still no rubbing though with the +12 rears and 295 tires Rolling the rear fenders really gives you alot of room to work with. You can always run a spacer but I wouldn't recommend going past a 5mm on the stock wheel studs.

If you have any specific questions shoot me a PM or msg me on AIM : wheeldudesales

-Dan
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That setup should work great . I have the same springs and camber kit.
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Thanks for the reply Dan. i was looking at your Time Attack thread in the media share section and saw this post.

Originally Posted by WheelDude.com
The rear offset was achieved with a spacer. We have received a lot of PM's about getting offsets lower than +20 in the P45R's. Looks great and there is no rubbing (rear fenders are rolled) If anyone is interested in getting the lower offsets let us know as we can special order these.

-Dan
What kind of offsets are you talking about, any desired? Also are there any plans on the P45R's in a 19" or a 10.5"w.

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Old 02-12-2008, 04:11 PM
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i'm running in all 4 corners 18x10 +19 offset (5mm spacer) = +14 offset with 265/35 tires. NO RUBBING. lowered on hotchkis.
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Originally Posted by zMOSESz
Thanks for the reply Dan. i was looking at your Time Attack thread in the media share section and saw this post.

What kind of offsets are you talking about, any desired? Also are there any plans on the P45R's in a 19" or a 10.5"w.
If there is enough interest (actual orders) in the +12 offset we can order it. However we would have to all agree on a color that works for everyone as I can't just order one set, I would have to order at least 20pcs of the same wheel. Ideally I would need a few pre-orders to special order this offset as it isn't a common setup. Also it takes about 3 months to get special orders.

I do have +30 and +20 P45R's in Flt Blk Red Lip in our shop right now and there is no wait with this setup, they can ship out at any time

Still no plans for 19" P45R's at the moment.

-Dan
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Originally Posted by ppw350Zunit
i'm running in all 4 corners 18x10 +19 offset (5mm spacer) = +14 offset with 265/35 tires. NO RUBBING. lowered on hotchkis.
265/35's all around! any issues with vdc on that setup?
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