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      04-17-2017, 12:21 PM   #4
Eddy@ApexWheels
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Originally Posted by rx7gslse View Post
18x11 fronts???
Yes sir It is a fitment reserved for serious track/race cars, but with the right suspension, alignment settings and spacers up front, it can be a very effective square fitment.

With that said, a majority of our customers will likely go with the staggered 18x10" ET25 front / 18x11" ET44 rear fitment.

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Originally Posted by MasterP View Post
Yup. It can be done. I'm running 18X11 EC7 front also. But much lower offset.
You are running our EC-7 18x11" ET25 on all four corners I presume? That is another aggressive fitment that can be done, however using the 11" ET25 means a much more aggressive rear fitment in comparison to the 11" ET44, and rear fender modifications would typically be required to prevent rubbing under load. Maybe you can comment a bit more on your fitment?

Strom Motorsports M4 Race Car
  • EC-7 18x11 ET25 Satin Black - Square Fitment
  • Yokohama Race Slicks
  • MCS Suspension
  • 5mm spacers up front to clear strut
  • Spring perch is above front tires for maximum clearance



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