if im runnin a 18x10 +18 (0) in the rear. i also want to add a 15 - 20 mm spacer in the rear. if i drop my car on some stance coils (still waiting for them to arrive) would i have to roll my fenders? (i just want to close my wheel gap -_-) thanks for the help.

 

yes definately....

 

Only if the tire rubs the fender.

 

don't listen to this insane logic

 

I'd have to agree with Yoshi.

You're planning on running close to a 0 offset, or even negative offset. You will be lucky if it fits with a roll, stretched tires and negative camber. I've seen it happen before, but it'll definitely take some work and even then it will probably rub on hard corners.

 

LOL

 

If you run either spacer, you'd need to install a 215-sized tire. That'd look hawt.

 

I'm running an 18x10.5 +10 with a 275/40 , you'll be fine with a roll.

 

18x10.5 +-0 265/35 with a roll

 

thanks for all the input guys. now could someone point me in the direction of a good fender roller in so. cal? seems the guys who been doin it stopped. am i wrong?

 

Reginal section can help you with a roller.

 

Guys need to jack this thread. I want to run 18x10+20 offset on the rear without rolling fenders. Is this possible on a roadster?

 

That would be great but I am in TN.

 

^^ Im in Nashville and do fender rolling. Have the eastwood tool. PM me.

 

Absolutely - anything in the 275-285 tire range will be fine. I have run 275, 295, and 305 on our 19x10.5 +28s on our roadster - never with any rubbing. The outer portion of our wheel, is wider than yours by 12.25mm, would be the same as a 19x10 +22, so you're definitely good with 275-285 (even the tires that run "large" like BS RE050A).

 

he was talking to the op.