just want to clarify that with an s13 front end and stock rear 240 fenders for 17X8 or 17X9 that I'd just need to roll the fenders not pull correct???
Im debating on work VS XX rims any idea's on an offset w/o having to pull the fenders
FYI I have
s13 front end
greddy trII cat back
bm short shift
bride racing buckets
tein HE coilovers
tein front and rear strut bars
180 type X front brakes w/ brembo rotors hawk pad
kouki 180 tail lights
rear brembo rotors hawk pads
ss brake lines
nismo ss clutch line
this weekend the car is being paint initail D blue from the sileighty
all thats left
sr20det motor/tranny
nismo 2-way lsd
hoping to have the car totally finished by june
ps cops dont get tickets for drifting
so.... become a cop

 

pics?

and yes just roll and ppull your fenders

 

I understand if I pull and roll they we fit but...... can I get away with just rolling the fenders w/ 17X8 or 17X9
also with the offsets what do you guy recommend I was thinking like around +10 or lower what do you guy think

 

you are dead on my friend.. 7x9 will work great with just a oll and to pull it just takes a few moments longer to do

 

you dont have to pull just roll the fenders, but you have to run a streched tire.

Finally someone knows of the offsets.

Why did you post what is in the car that has nothing to do with the suspension and or wheel fitment??

 

ok I understand how to roll fenders but... pulling fenders can someone hook me up with a link on how to pull fenders or the concept of pulling fenders
also 1 more question what do you mean by a streched tire?

 

I would leave pulling fenders to a pro. Since it may come out wavy and what not.

A streched tire meaning that you are using a thinner tire than specified for the wheel;

i.e; You have a 9j (inch width) wheel
Recommended tire width would be 245 or 255.
Any thing smaller in width would have to strech over the wheel to compensate.
On my 9j i am running 215 which is very thin in comparison to the other sizes.

I dont recommed going smaller than 215 because safety issues present themselves.

 

thanks that really help out alot now all I have to do is find a pro in new york