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Fitment suggestions?

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    I have a 2001, and I plan to lower it on Ksport coilovers. I know I'm going to roll the fenders, but, should I go for 15x8 or 15x9 wheels?
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    Depends, 8 should be plenty wide for the car, but do the 8 and 9 look different? IE different spoke curvature or deeper lip.
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    I'm currently running 15x8's right now. It's going to take a bit of work to fit my 16x9's. I say play it safe and go 8's and see how you like it. When you're ready you can always upgrade to 9's.
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    Ok, sweet. Thanks, really appreciate it!
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    They're Rota RKR, 15x8, et0. Looks the same, really. Also, with the fender rolling, should I take out the plastic wheel well liner?
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    I didn't take out mines. I just got a razor blade and cut as much as I needed, problem solved.
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    Are you talking to me James?
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    yeah, I wanted to see the cutout shape that you had to go with.
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    Alright, I'll try to get a pic by tomorrow.
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    I could use that too. Lol
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    So, I'm feeling like a "San Jose Coffee" today. You down, Jerry?
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    I don't know why everyone jumps straight to a 0 offset, but if that's what you have/really want, you'll definitely need fender work, and you can trim the liners or just take them out entirely. I have 16x8 +15 but I'm already bored with them. Planning on a 17x9 next.
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    And, are any of you using spacers?
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    I use them, haven't failed on me yet! Ichiba V2s.
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    ^^^ same here
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    Alright, kickass.
    Sorry if I'm bumping the thread, but what about tires?
    It will be lowered on Ksport/D2 coilovers, I guess 15x8 wheels with an offset of 10.
    I hate super low profile.
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    It all depends on how low you will be going, and how much work you're going to put into your fenders. I personally like the way a 205/40 looks on an 8 inch wide rim. A little bit of a stretch, but nothing retarded.
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    Make sure you've got low enough profile on the tires! I'm running on 195/45 R16 tires on 16x7 rims, easy fitment on a 1.25" static drop.
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    I really do like the idea of 205/40R15 on 15x8.
    I am doing a static drop, but yeah.
    I don't know how much yet.
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