ucf2x with eurolines in 18" question

got a guy selling a set of eurolines, size is 18x8.5 18.95 +35(yikes lil high i no) but their deeppppp waiting on pic to see how deep, but im wondering how will it look on my ucf2x? iv never lookd in to 18'' always 19"[U]so im wondering should i pass and wait till i can get something in 19" 20" or get them[/U]?,and does anyone have any pictures? ill be doing some searching so who knows if i ind anything.

18s can be pulled off at the right height on just about every car short of current models if it is the look you are going for. here's a pic of my 10 on 18s (pretty much the same dimensionally):
 
[IMG]http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc188/BLACKonBLACK98/LS400/Coverage/6de255ca.jpg[/IMG]
 
i'm sure there are some 20s on the site on 18s, but nothing comes to mind.
 
the real concern is the width/offset. i've run a couple sets of 8-8.5/9-9.5 widths and it bothers me but it was because either i already had them or the wheel wasn't available in better spec. +35 will be weak fitment. there is also brake clearance to worry about on the 20. eurolines are way too common to takes these shorts (no homo) imo.

nice thanks for the info big help... could you any lower with the 18'' or no i like the look of yours but me being me im looking to run low enough to get a slight tuck if possible and running speacers would that be an issue with the size i provided?

i went lower but don't get it confused. it was already LOW.

[IMG]http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc188/BLACKonBLACK98/LS400/ec49ff1d.jpg[/IMG]
 
i'm this low now that i added an ss kit. i will be raising it a few mm in the rear and evening it out in the front.
 
[IMG]http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc188/BLACKonBLACK98/LS400/5-8-10/DSCF0399.jpg[/IMG]
 
before the ss kit (w/ rake) my axles were already hitting the rear subframe under compression and ground clearance was ~2". custom tucked exhaust (still dragged) and uca clearance holes.

not saying you can't go this low or lower but it's definitely not for everybody. of course this is on coilovers so if you're talking about parked height on air it's no biggie.

the easier solution if you want tuck is get bigger wheels.

omgggggg yesss!!! i just wasent sure if you get the tuck with 18s but no wthat i see you sweet this kid beter get back to me. but yea i wish they were 19''s but as for spacers im thinking 10-15mm to get stupid flush and if needed roll?

you will definitely need some kind of fender work to get flush, that's just how it works. i'd probably recommend a shave vs. a roll if you don't plan on doing bodywork anytime soon. 25mm spacers MIGHT be enough, but you'll probably be looking at more like 35mm at the height i'm at (w/ similar camber of course).

wow 25mm spacer didnt no i needed that big

25mm will get you to the specs i'm at (8.5/9.5 +10). iirc, the 20 holds a little more than the 10 and right now i need some small spacers.
 
[IMG]http://i214.photobucket.com/albums/cc188/BLACKonBLACK98/LS400/d7eced72.jpg[/IMG]
 
when i first put these on they were dead flush, but i pulled a little when rolling and i kept going lower.

ohhhhkay cuz of the +35 the euros have alrighty yea at most right now id be looking for what you have in the first picture. thanks again for all the info huge help i didnt wanna get them n be stuck.......yet im stuck waiting for pictures of them wtfffff lol

id wait for a better set with nicer offsets.

^second this.

personally, having had 18s on my '20 they're too small UNLESS they're REALLY REALLY wide. 

19/20" is a better fit imho.

also, if you want a fitment close to blk's you'll want a 10/10.5 ~10-20 offset. (rear)

Watch Zilvia.net. There's always aggressive offset 19's on there.

And realize that riding at Blks height does not make for a daily driver.

[QUOTE=Schnitz;329611]And realize that riding at Blks height does not make for a daily driver.[/QUOTE]
 
not for a canadian anyway. =p

thanks for all the input guys, i am a towards jst looking else were but the kids selling for cheap w/tires so y not run em for a bit n re-sell them, offset sucks i know haha, but spacers can help me a bit n this being my 1st set of wheels itll give me some experance n knowledge for my next n hell i know some of you guys are on your 4 or 5th sets of wheels lol

haha im planning on running quite low but not cigarette box low roads aroumd me arnt to bad.
 
 
[QUOTE=BLKonBLK98;329612]not for a canadian anyway. =p[/QUOTE]

id test fit and see if they suit u proper.

legit I was jst thinking that as I clickd on the thread,, but yea will be doing that!


[QUOTE=LiCelsior;329637]id test fit and see if they suit u proper.[/QUOTE]

don't count on them even bolting up w/o spacers unless they are high disk fronts.

[QUOTE=BLKonBLK98;329612]not for a canadian anyway. =p[/QUOTE]

:slap: LOL!