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I've been searching all day long to see if a set of 18x8 wheels with a 38 offset will work on a MCS and all I can find are posts with 18x7.5's. Is there any possible way that the 18x8's could fit without serious consequences? Here is a pic of what they would look like.
The wheels you pictured are 5 lug. How do you plan ot make them fit?
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2003 S, Aero kit, 15%, Software, Intake, OBX, Magnaflow, Megan Coilovers, control arms, drop links, rear bar, 18" SSR Comps, Brembo BBK, short shifter, BK bar, 6 pt. harness, rear seat delete, strut brace, pedals etc.
1996 Porsche 993 C4S
2002 BMW M3
1951 Chevy Sedan Delivery Kustom
The wheels that I am getting are a 4 lug setup, but when I did the photoshop mock up, the best pictures I could find were the 5 lug setup. Essentially the wheels are a bmw m3 replica, but with a 4 lug setup. The wheels in the pictures are just a set that I got off a wheel and tire website for bmw oem wheels. Anyone have any ideas weather or not the width is going to be a problem?