

17x7.5 TE37's with 215/40 tires
then i tried these rims:


18x8 something rathers with 245/30's on them
Kinda hella flush, they needed more camber and lowering though!




drndrn wrote:Thank you all for the comments.
I'll try get a full car shot sometime soon. Just took my front lip off yesterday (at the request of the girlfriend, claims it looks "boy racer"-ish). I personally think the front lip really set it off. So much more aggressive.
In regards to the colour, I do like how aggressive the car looks with the dark wheels, but I prefer silver, just because it makes the car more subtle and.. OEM looking.
Wheels are 18x9 +35, with 225/40/18 Nexen 3000's.
Camber: F: -2.5 R: -2.0 (or -1.5, can't remember now)
I had to do a lot of grinding/trimming/sanding/rolling/hammering to get the car as low as it is now without rubbing (except when you hit large bumps or dips at speed). I do want to lower it a tiny bit more.. maybe 10-20mm all round but seems to need a lot of work to make happen. The only real issue is the tab that mounts the front bumper to the fender, it's the only part that rubs and tears my front tires to sheds. The guys in the US have been able to relocate it but I'm yet to find any real detailed info on how and where to relocate it to. So if any of you boys have any ideas or links. Please share. Thanks.

drndrn wrote:I believe Sheppo in fact owns those very set of rims now.
Anyways, I found that the rear tyres had camber wear when running -2.0. But the fronts wore fine at -2.5.
If your car isn't lowered, if you avoid hitting any big bumps or dips you should be fine, they will look a bit odd though as they'll stick out a lot.. And I mean a lot. Even if you ran a lot of camber to make them fit and look alright, the higher your car, the more they look like they stick out..









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