i come across this set of wheel deal.
i know that i have to roll fender and negative camber.
how much camber should i do if drop on 1 inch.
anyone have same set up and have some pic?
thank!

 

you should be fine with a 1" drop for regular driving. I just put on some 17x8 +45 17x9 +45 with the eibach pro kit (1") and I don't rub. Just be careful with suspension travel while spirited drives. Negative camber and rolling your fender is definstely a good idea. I know I'm gonna consider it.

 

nice

 

Honestly too low of an offset if you aren't gonna run coilovers, the car will just look weird.

 

^ meaning you cant go low enough to tuck with -54548 camber and your car will just look like a monster truck

 

How low shoud I go if I want to make it look right?
I really like the rims

 

I wouldn't try to run a low offset without coilovers, you will run into a lot of rubbing problems because springs have too low a of a spring rate and too much travel.

 

^+1

 

45 on a nine inch wheel sits pretty flush with the fenders cant speak for 33 though.

 

You will for sure need to run a lot of camber and will need to roll all four fenders unless you plan to run stretched tires on there.

Btw, what wheels are those? Don't know if I have ever seen them

 

anyone got picture to show how much it stick out on the car?
thank!

 

i hope you realize that youre gonna have to roll and pull your fenders to fit that. a drop on a +44 will already require rolled fenders. Any less then that and youre gonna have to go to stretched tires and camber too + pulled fenders to fit it.

 

Ive got +25 fronts and +27 rears,17x8 & 17x9,with a 2 and a half inch drop,and my front fenders are rolled,and i grinded the rear lips perfectly to the edge and painted over where i grinded to prevent rust,with hardly any camber adjustment at all and i dont rub at all!

 

got pics?

 

17x8 +25,17x9 +27