calling all wheel pro's!
hey whats up guys need some advice and professional/experienced help on this one! so here are the questions..............
i have a 98 accord sedan LX on coilovers no camber kit car gets repainted thursaday/friday and ready to order wheels over the weekend...
i seen a nice set for a dirt cheap price on NLmotoring.com but i want something with a nice lip now!
front dimensions: 18x7.5 +38 w/ 2.25" lip
rear dimensions: 18x9.5 +35 w/3.25" lip
now for my questions.....
1. will they fit without camber kit?
2. can i stretch 215/35's all the way around?
3. do i need to roll fenders and rear quarter?
4. has anyone done it before?
5. do u have any suggestions?
thanks for all the help just trying to do the right thing to make the car easy on the eye!
i have a 98 accord sedan LX on coilovers no camber kit car gets repainted thursaday/friday and ready to order wheels over the weekend...
i seen a nice set for a dirt cheap price on NLmotoring.com but i want something with a nice lip now!
front dimensions: 18x7.5 +38 w/ 2.25" lip
rear dimensions: 18x9.5 +35 w/3.25" lip
now for my questions.....
1. will they fit without camber kit?
2. can i stretch 215/35's all the way around?
3. do i need to roll fenders and rear quarter?
4. has anyone done it before?
5. do u have any suggestions?
thanks for all the help just trying to do the right thing to make the car easy on the eye!
There's no reason to get staggered wheels. Especially not wider ones in the rear, on a front-wheel-drive car.

FIRST decide on the proper tire size for your car, and THEN decide on the wheel width. For your car, the best 18" tire size is 215/40-18. That size must be mounted on wheels 7.0-8.5 inches wide. So go with the 18x7.5 (NOT the 18x9.5) all around.
You bump after three hours???

FIRST decide on the proper tire size for your car, and THEN decide on the wheel width. For your car, the best 18" tire size is 215/40-18. That size must be mounted on wheels 7.0-8.5 inches wide. So go with the 18x7.5 (NOT the 18x9.5) all around.
You bump after three hours???
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