carlili4190

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Yes I have searched but nothing answers my questions really.
Im looking at
Enkei RPF1
18x9.5+15
18x10.5+15
Tires
Front: 245/40/18
Rear: 275/35/18

Right now I am on stock height so I wouldnt need to roll fenders right?
If I lower the Z on Tanabe GF210's will I have to roll fenders? Will I need a rear AND front camber kit? This is a DD car if that affects any of the answers. Thanks in advance

Edit: Will TPMS fit in these wheels? I read the top 100 questions and searched but nothing has been said about the RPF1

Waiz

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Stock height no fender mods needed, dropped yes most likely you will.

Not sure about TPMS but I'm sure it would be fine.

carlili4190

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Once last question...How far will this setup stick past my fender?

Entaille

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I don't like the way 245 fit and handle on a 9.5. I would increase your sizing a little bit, unless you are going for the slight stretch for drop purposes.

carlili4190

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What would you suggest for a non-stretch look(Not really my goal to looked stretched or anything want to look "normal" i guess...) 255's?
Edit: My main thing is I don't really want the wheel/tire to stick out past the fender.. Will this be a problem with these offsets?

Waiz

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Review what others have done in the Enkei thread.

terrasmak

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275/40 is the proper rear tire you will need. 275/35 is to short to be used in the rear, but it does make a great front tire.

JPsZ

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I've ran the Enkei 18x10.5 with a 275/35/18 rear on Tanabe GF210's without a camber kit. I had 40 series also, but with this specific wheel, it looked too beefy for me, which to me, made my rim look small so I ended up going with a 35 series which looked better to me. Without a camber kit, you will not need your fenders rolled, but with a camber kit, I probably would roll them. You might rub, might not, depending on brand of tire. The drop on the tanabe's are significant enough to get a camber kit if you're concerned about being too far out of spec/tire wear though. Here's a picture to answer some of your questions. 3rd picture isn't that great but you get an idea of how much they stick out. Not much. TPMS fits fine btw.

carlili4190

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What size front tire did you run with the 35 rear tire?

JPsZ

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245/35

carlili4190

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thanks guy's I ended up getting the 18x9.5+22 and 18x10.5+22 and 245/40/18 and 275/35/18 I also purchased Tanabe GF210's

terrasmak

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and next month you will complain about TCS/VDC/ABS acting funny. If you want to run a 35 out back you should have ordered a 19x10 and then run a 275/35-19

cliffrlp

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I would have went 255/35 - 285/35. The wider wheel is relative to the ride height. I'm currently running this set up and really happy with my tire size!

BUT post some pics so we can take a look and see how it looks bud! Congrats on the purchase, great great wheels!!

carlili4190

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One at the techs at Nissan who I am really good friends with recommend the sizes I went with. He has always had really good judgement IMO. Will try to post pics next week when they come

terrasmak

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Wow a clueless Nissan tech, not the first we have heard of this.

carlili4190

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I ended up going with the 275/40.. I took your advice.. I thought it over