Im about to buy rims and am curious to know if 18" rims with 225/40/18 tires on stock ride height and no suspension changes will fit on my 92 4ws.

http://www.wheelsnext.com/product.phtml?p=580

 

shouldnt be a problem if you do not lower your car...however, ur car will look like a 4X4 cuz it'll be high...

 

you think it will look ok with a body kit on it, make it look a bit lower?

 

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http://www.wheelsnext.com/product.phtml?p=580</TD></TR></TABLE>

no, you need 22's.

 

bling bling Yo

 

Thanks for the sarcasm, but I really would like someone to answer me honestly please. I dont want to buy rims that will look awkward or dont fit. Litttle help please people!!!!!

 

As far as the wheel size, check out this site:
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

From the looks of it, it probably won't rub, but those are pretty big wheels/tires. I have 17's with a kit, and it barely looks ok, I'm gonna say, even with a kit, those big wheels are gonna look bad.

 

You don't have to worry, they will fit. If you want to be real sure that they don't rub, then you could just get P225/35R18 and lower your car

 

18's will fit, just look like ****, i have 17 inch with 205-45's that rub in tight coners with neuspeed sport springs..

I'm getting 95SE wheels now

 

what's a 4ws? those wheels are ugly IMO. but it's your thing, they will fit though. bling blao!! **

 

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A kit will make it look higher...bringing the bumpers lower to the ground just accentuates the weel gap.

You definitely need to lower you car when you get any aftermarket wheels, let alone a kit.

 

it'll fit but if push came to shove, you may have to have a shop roll your fenders for extra protection.