will "16x8 0 offset" fit?

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DefyingGrip19

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ok so im looking to get some sportmax 002 wheels on my 240 (s13)
size im looking to get is 16x8 with 0 offset.. and i have coils going on very soon and wanna go pretty low...
now my questions is will the 002's fit without having to do a rear fender roll and still sit low?
cause i dont wanna roll them.

and if anyone has piks of a coupe on 002's 16x8 0 offset.. please post them ..

Thanks!
 
i rather not.... cause i seen alot of 240's with 002 and some have them rolled and some dont..

like this one.. but they look like 15's

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Dude if u wanna get low yer gonna have to roll yer fenders.Im rockin 16x7 with a 0 offset mesh wheels and i had to roll my fenders otherwise they would rub bad.....And there only 7!!!!
 
Hektic said:
Dude if u wanna get low yer gonna have to roll yer fenders.Im rockin 16x7 with a 0 offset mesh wheels and i had to roll my fenders otherwise they would rub bad.....And there only 7!!!!
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ive seen coupes on the same wheels im planning to get but 15" instead of 16"
and pretty low i dont think 1 more inch will rub that bad..
 
theres really no way around it.....roll yo fenders it doesnt have to b a major roll
 
Tire stretch depends on tire model. A lot of tires stretch differently. I've seen a 235 even stretch on 9" wide wheel.

The whole summary of this thread is simple: You really are making a horribly big deal about rolled fenders.

Sure you'll pull it off without the rolled fenders with the 15s..... that is until of course the car goes around a turn and you carve the living daylights out of your tires.
 
rwdrift said:
Tire stretch depends on tire model. A lot of tires stretch differently. I've seen a 235 even stretch on 9" wide wheel.

The whole summary of this thread is simple: You really are making a horribly big deal about rolled fenders.

Sure you'll pull it off without the rolled fenders with the 15s..... that is until of course the car goes around a turn and you carve the living daylights out of your tires.
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Thats because a 235 is only 9.2" wide... But most tires are the same side, its just that the sidewall will flex differently. Some will bulge and some will just look like a baller all stretch.

As for carving the tire, it could happen but... He wants 16s without a roll, so Im helping him get that.
 
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