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- ddoubledanny
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Wheel sizes 4th gen
Im looking at getting some new wheels and just wanted to know if these will fit. 17x9 et25 I will be having all the arches rolled 

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et 35 would be better but depends on tyre size. I would try 215/45/17 17x9 et35 or 235/40/17 et35-45.ddoubledanny wrote:Im looking at getting some new wheels and just wanted to know if these will fit. 17x9 et25 I will be having all the arches rolled
Rolling the arches will damage the nice fresh paint you have.

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Well my arches are cut right out flat and I can run 16x9 et 50 and 245/45s so 1/2" bigger on the radius and 10mm less tyre either side may be a pretty tight fit.
If your goin for that much arch work then a roller won't really be enough and you will be re spraying the sides to protect the cracks and bare metal.
If I was you just go for 17x8 and 225/45s and it may just require a light rolling.
If your goin for that much arch work then a roller won't really be enough and you will be re spraying the sides to protect the cracks and bare metal.
If I was you just go for 17x8 and 225/45s and it may just require a light rolling.
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Post number 30
http://www.preludepower.com/forums/show ... 964&page=2
I run17x8 et30 with 215/45/17 and its tight even with rolled arches and a slight pull.
http://www.preludepower.com/forums/show ... 964&page=2
I run17x8 et30 with 215/45/17 and its tight even with rolled arches and a slight pull.

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Yeah I got some of them but I'm thinking that they might not look so good106pete wrote:You will need arch extender like vlad has
http://www.ludegeneration.co.uk/profile ... hilit=Vlad
Nafe what tyre sizes are on them wheels ?
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