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    Square 265/35x18

    Im thinking of getting sorted with a square set up to see how it feels, not for track use but fairly keen road use.

    Im wanting 9x18's with 265/35x18's, I have standard height with no real view to lower the car, how will I fair with front arch clearance ?

    #2
    Originally posted by Equinox
    Im thinking of getting sorted with a square set up to see how it feels, not for track use but fairly keen road use.

    Im wanting 9x18's with 265/35x18's, I have standard height with no real view to lower the car, how will I fair with front arch clearance ?
    Depends on offset.

    I found 18x9 et25 perfect.

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      #3
      I'm running team dynamics pro race 1.2 18x9 et20 with 265 all round. I run a 12mm spacer in the rear. No problems at all.

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        #4
        Whilst 18x9 allows you some flexibility with offset, don't forget for looks you'd better get biggest offset to fill arches.

        But on the road I would stick with OeM rims sizes tbh

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          #5
          Originally posted by Brandtner View Post
          I'm running team dynamics pro race 1.2 18x9 et20 with 265 all round. I run a 12mm spacer in the rear. No problems at all.
          I had arch touching tyre with et20 and 10mm rear spacer

          That was 265 35 18 yoko a048, and only on track with v heavy cornering G. Both front and rear iirc

          I then switched to et25 because of this

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            #6
            Square setup is not the best for road driving, I find it tram lines a little.

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              #7
              do 24/ 64/ 18 slicks fit

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                #8
                Originally posted by devam View Post
                do 24/ 64/ 18 slicks fit
                Yep

                I ran them
                I think I'm on 250 this year

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by lawsy View Post
                  Depends on offset.

                  I found 18x9 et25 perfect.
                  I fancy M3 OE 18" Rears 9x18 which I believe you have ??

                  Would they clear ?

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Equinox View Post
                    I fancy M3 OE 18" Rears 9x18 which I believe you have ??

                    Would they clear ?
                    Yeh lots run this set up

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                      #11
                      Cool thanks for your help

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                        #12
                        You will likely need 10mm rear spacer to even up the arch gaps.

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                          #13
                          I run a 12mm front and rear at the moment so ill see how I go when I get some wheels sorted, cheers

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by Equinox View Post
                            I run a 12mm front and rear at the moment so ill see how I go when I get some wheels sorted, cheers
                            You wont need any spacers @ the front with 9J OEM 18's square set up but they (12 mm spacers) do help to tidy up & fill the rear arches well :thumbs:
                            Couple of pix below of mine with the square 9J OEM 18's with 12 mm spacers @ the back :smokin:
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                              #15
                              Looks great, I assume your running 265/35's too ?

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