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[jbertino]

I'm looking to buy ccw in 18x9 +32. And 18x9.5+ 38. Wrapped in 225/35 I will be lowering also what will have to be done to get them to fit with minimal rubbing

[135Pats]

I don't stance my car but can tell you the front is going to be no fun to fit. You can make it work, but it'll require a lot of work. Probably a pull, cutting the liners and tabs in the rear, tons of camber, and you'll be very very tight to the strut most likely. It will look sweet on the CCWs though.

[jbertino]

Originally Posted by 135Pats

I don't stance my car but can tell you the front is going to be no fun to fit. You can make it work, but it'll require a lot of work. Probably a pull, cutting the liners and tabs in the rear, tons of camber, and you'll be very very tight to the strut most likely. It will look sweet on the CCWs though.

Yea I was looking a wheel calculator and it actually says I will 7 mm more room to the strut than a 18x8.5 +45 . But it will poke out 19 mm more

[135Pats]

Originally Posted by jbertino

Yea I was looking a wheel calculator and it actually says I will 7 mm more room to the strut than a 18x8.5 +45 . But it will poke out 19 mm more

Ya it's going to suck to fit TBH. You'll need to get it poking a good deal to clear the strut, but obviously the fender area bites so you'll need a serious pull and camber. Even then it'll rub but it is what it is.

I wish CCWs looked good in higher offsets, i'd love some classics on my car but 8.5 ET38 and 9.5 ET44 is boring looking.

[jbertino]

Not really I was looking at a set that were 18x10 + 50 and they still looked good had about a 2 inch lip

[Fifty3bags]

I would talk with @anttmann about his setup. It's very similar to what you are looking at running. You can find his build thread on here.

Also, I am currently waiting on my wheels to come back from refinishing and I'll be running similar offsets as you (with adapters). Less aggressive in the front and more aggressive in the rear. Your best bet is to find specs from other people and compare them using willtheyfit.com and fitmywheels.com to see how much different your setup will be.