ont he rear would a 18x9 20 offset fit ..if not would i need my fenders modded immediately or could I wait a little

 

That willl rub for sure. So either cut or roll your fenders before installing them.

 

would I be able to get away with jsut cutting off the inner mecause i dont wanna go painting my car so many times..i have planned to shave my antenna too..so id wanna get the whol car painted at once.....or jsut make it easy on myslef and get the 3.5 inch lip..instead of the 4.75 inch lip

 

i think your looking at the same rims i am. the widetracks? i was told many times that the rear would fit fine with cut or rollled fenders, it wont stick out, but it will be aggressivly flush.

 

They will definately fit with a mild roll. Just get a Louisville slugger and buy those wheels.

 

amen. that fitment is aggressively flush and will be unable to fit a meaty tire as a result, but it can certainly work with a roll of the fender.

ps. a heat gun in conjunction with the fender roller is the perfect combination to ensure paint is undamaged.

 

You'll definitely need the guards at least rolled if not shaved. Be careful with your tyre selection as well. I'm hoping I can get away with 19x9.5" on a +29mm offset (265/30 tyres... not looking for a big stretch) up back with just a roll.

 

depending on tire size just a roll

i just had a roll on mine and thats it... 19x10 with a +20... 245 35 tires on my 10 though

 

would 255/265 be possible on that?

 

Yeah it should BUT I don't think you'll be able to get away with a simple guard roll on those size tyres.

 

im going to shave/cut my fenders

would that work

or not lower my car over the tire? lol

 

Dont cut your fenders unless u know how to weld......its not a good idea...just a good way to ruin a car if not done correctly.

rent or buy a fender roller. Its the easiest way but by no means is it fool proof. check the other threads here on rolling vs cutting.

Id suggest other methods but youd prolly mess up your quarter panels if you have questions at this stage.

 

Im looking at the wide tracks too.how exspensive is it to rolled the fenders..and what size tire would fit well

 

can i do this on my own if i never did it before..and how much sould it be rolled.. how would i keep the paint from cracking as well...

 

If you don't have the proper tools just get it done professionally. Just make sure to watch them like a hawk (I know I'll be).