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socomshot

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i run 18x12/335 square.
i am about to move to 18x13/335 square.
stock bodywork, no cutting. it's possible :)
Please bare with me as I'm new to all this...
I'm shocked and impressed you fit a 18x13. What's the offset on the wheel?
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i run 18x12/335 square.
i am about to move to 18x13/335 square.
stock bodywork, no cutting. it's possible :)

Aren't your tires 2" shorter than stock, poke out a fair bit up front, and have $10k in suspension mods?
 

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Please bare with me as I'm new to all this...
I'm shocked and impressed you fit a 18x13. What's the offset on the wheel?
offset is only a small part of the equation. there is a LOT of work (and compromises that need to be made) for this to work. fender rolling/spacing, offset struts, super short (and stiff) springs and a buttload of camber (from plates, not bolts) get you started down the dark path ;)

Aren't your tires 2" shorter than stock, poke out a fair bit up front, and have $10k in suspension mods?
no, no and no :p

1.2" shorter (on the drive wheels), no poke (on 335/12) and a lot more than that into my suspension ;)

big pimpin' aint' easy :D
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