[it8ezbngrn]

I want to have my rim meet the edge of the fender. Stock rims "tuck in" and look weak. What withs /offset meets that requirement. I believe we should stick to a +35 offset, so will an 8 inch wide fit and do what I want it to do . I don't plan to drop much. Probably run TRD set up with 18" rims

 

[BLsurfer]

Couldn't you just put spacers to bring the wheel out more? I know my friend got a kit for his tibby, and the wheels were tucked in so he got spacers to make it flush with the kit

 

[lo bux racer]

That will push the rims out a bit, and it will work just fine.

 

[raamaudio]

8" wide and +35 offset is about perfect.

I have my rear camber set near verticle for some handling testing and I get a bit of rub but my car is fairly low. If I dial in -1 to -1.5 degrees negative camber they should not rub at all, probably the best setting for most situations.

Rick

 

[Labfish]

My rims are 18x8"s with a +35 offset. It brings it right to the edge of the fender wells. And with it lowered it looks nice. I do get an occasional rub on the fender edges when doing aggressive driving, as I found out doing the Tail of the Dragon last month.

 

[lo bux racer]

Need more negative camber. It will make the car corner much better too.