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Hey guys,

I have D1R's on my car and am thinking of selling the front 18x9s and putting the rear 18x10 +22 wheels on the front and then going for a new pair for the rear in a wider offset.

My question is, will i have any issues running 18x10 +22's on the front of my car? Im not worried about tires rubbing guards or any of that, im wondering whether i will have any problems with the inside of the wheel rubbing anything like my steering arms etc...

If you have an R33 GTST with 10inch fronts please advise!

Much appreciated.

Dean

what are the offset on the 9" you're taking off the front?

get under the car and check their current internal clearance then use the wheel offset calc to work out how much further in the 18x10 wheel's inside face should sit. this is obviously ignoring what is going on with the outer face and guard, and will really only give you a basic idea of whether it will work or not.

or even better.... seeing as tho you already have the 18x10 on the rear, why wouldnt you just trial fit and see how it goes...?

Yeah ill be trial fitting them on one of these days.

Well im running 3 or 3.5 degrees negative camber on the front plus i will have stretched 235/40's on the 10s... so i think the very top of the wheel will be sitting at pretty much the same spot it is now with the non stretched 235s on the 18x9s +15 offset.

Last time i move a topic of yours to the correct area.

5th time in as many months.

If you cannot take the time to post the thread in the correct section, it will be locked and posting rights removed.

Creating work for Admin because you 'cbfd' is not a good reason either.

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... putting the rear 18x10 +22 wheels on the front ...

My question is, will i have any issues ...

or even better.... seeing as tho you already have the 18x10 on the rear, why wouldnt you just trial fit and see how it goes...?

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