I was going to switch to 18x9 wheels in the rear. Any reasons why I shouldn't do that? And by that, I mean anything would damage the car or cause it any problems. Thanks for any input!
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I was going to switch to 18x9 wheels in the rear. Any reasons why I shouldn't do that? And by that, I mean anything would damage the car or cause it any problems. Thanks for any input!
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Most go to 9.5" rears. Some have had to watch rear shock tube rubbing. Very common mod, do a search and seeOriginally Posted by PB Marauder
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im running 18x10's with no issues.
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18x10 rears are nice.
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assuming your going to run a reasonable size tire and the wheel will have the correct level of offset you should be fine.
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Offset is what you need to check.
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