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Author Topic: Deep dish rims (fitting for a fox) 93cobracoupestang ¯ Member # 5765 posted                              thinking of getting fr500s or some black bullits...can i run an 18x10 in the back? or is it really going to be a problem? also is there any other fitment issues with these rims? i wanted to go 18x9 in the front and 18x10 in the back but did not want to spend the money without some info. thanks. -------------------- 1993 Lx Coupe.....a couple bolt ons. 2007 Suzuki GSX-R 600 Posts: 398 | From: Riverside | Registered: Jun 2005  |  : venomous99 ¯ Member # 1917 posted                              check out the corral in the wheel tires forum. this topic has been beaten to death a few times on there. the simple answer is yes u can fit a 10" wide wheel on a fox. -------------------- MKII Q7 89LX Posts: 4811 | From: dc | Registered: Oct 2002  |  : 93cobracoupestang ¯ Member # 5765 posted                              yea but isnt there a bunch of things i must move around? -------------------- 1993 Lx Coupe.....a couple bolt ons. 2007 Suzuki GSX-R 600 Posts: 398 | From: Riverside | Registered: Jun 2005  |  : 91Trunkster ¯ Member # 6598 posted                              lose the quad shocks, tailpipes may be an issue, beat in the inner fender, roll the fender lip, etc. -------------------- Yellow94GT never touched anyone's sig or banned anyone, so I'm going to quit spreading that rumor. It's not like I have any proof anyways. All yellow94gt and other mods have done is volunteer their time to help other people buy/sell parts, learn how to make their cars go faster and meet fellow enthusiasts. I'm a hater, but it's hard to hate on these facts. I have saved hunrdeds, maybe thousands of dollars here buying and selling parts over the years alone, but I don't care, this website owes me damnit, and I'll piss on it as much as I want. Us haters gonna hate. Why contribute to something when you can take for free? I act like I'm@Age15 I make friends on the internet that are@Age18 I was picked on in my youth so I became a bully@Age24 My mouth started to run 24/7 on the internet, but my car never at the track@Age26 First pubic hair@Age30 Troll@Age31 My internet friends and I ALL just got the boot for good!@Age31 Yes, you read it right, 31 and just as childish as my fresh out of highschool internet friends@31 Oh yeah, this isn't my website, so no one has to ask for my permission to change my sig. Hell, not like I pay the CAFORDS bill, so why should they need my permission to put what they want on their site? We're all guests here. Maybe some of us should start acting like guests or leave? (510)375-1589 Posts: 1648 | Registered: Mar 2006  |  : venomous99 ¯ Member # 1917 posted                              each setup will likely vary but for mine using stock length axles running the common 18x9/10 setup and 275 tires i did not have to modify the quad shock mounting and did not really need to roll the fender lip(however, i did just for added insurance). no beating on the inside wheel well..read up on the corral. there is enough info there that you can probaby write a book on this. -------------------- MKII Q7 89LX Posts: 4811 | From: dc | Registered: Oct 2002  |  : STREETFIGHTER50 unregistered posted                       any pics of the rear alex? do they stick out? also what rear axles/brakes u runnin? :

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