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I bought these Enkei RPF1's about a month ago and finally put em on. They are 18x9.5 + 15 245/35 and 18x10.5 +15 275/35. I am lowered on Tein S Tech springs (looks way better in person). Next thing I'm lookin to buy is a front lip, maybe Veilside V1...Let me know what you guys think!
i think 35 series tire on 18's and your tire size selection needs to be slammed to take the gap out, if not i think a 40 series tire would look better on the set up. still nice i have the same color and was considering the RPF1's aswell. you've helped me decide somewhat the size tire to go with.
Thanks guys.......
chuckdashi: I went with a 35 tire because I initially thought I would have rubbed in the rear, but it seems like I wouldn't so maybe next time I buy some rubber I'll get 40 series to close that ugly gap
marques1: Thanks. Yeah it is a bit high and the drop my s tech's gave me isn't going to be enough for me.....maybe coilovers soon
i would skip the lip for now and get more aggressive lowering springs. 35series tires look good on your wheels, just go lower. 40series tires will fill in the gap but will also raise your already high car.
i would skip the lip for now and get more aggressive lowering springs. 35series tires look good on your wheels, just go lower. 40series tires will fill in the gap but will also raise your already high car.
nice start tho
Thanks Yeah I'm going to stick to 35 series...Which springs would you recommend?
I think 265/285 35 is your jam. Just roll the fenders dude.
You've also clearly not done the rear springmount mod.
I have had em on for about a month or so... I was trying to steer away from rolling my fenders but with my offset and wanting to go lower I think I am going to have to.... no springmount mod....I'm just going to save up for some coils