19x9 ET32- 4 wheel fitment?

[johntesi]

I know this stuff is a pain but it's tough to search for numbers and offsets because of the character limit.. Can anyone tell me what it would take to fit these all around? I'd like to run 245s if at all possible. I am willing to roll/pull fenders and trim the fender liner if neccessary. I think it will look really mean if I can get them to fit...
\/ This thread makes it sound easy. \/
http://www.audizine.com/forum/showth...hlight=OEM+RS4

[johntesi]

Anyone?

[tivs31]

they will poke in the rear, and rub like crazy with a 245, your gonna have to do some major cambering with at most a 235 to make em fit.

The front is another story, you'll probably be poking at least 7-10mm or so, which is not that extreme, but your gonna have to roll some serious camber again, as well as running a very narrow tire.

oh and for another thing, if your running lowered, you cannot slam the car because of the poke, also finally if you don't know how to do an offset calculation, as well as knowing you'll need to run streched to hell tires, I wouldn't suggest even trying, it'll be a waste of time and money because you'll never get em to fit right

[viperdsa]

I'm running 19x8.5 with et32 and 245's. There fine, but i'm not lowered either. Not sure about 19x9 though.

[johntesi]

Yikes. At this point, it's just an idea. But see the above thread where the guy has fit an ET29 successfully. Unless I am missing something??

[Capt. Obvious]

A 9" wheel with a 35mm offset will fit totally different than an 8" wheel with a 35mm offset. Offset is determined based on the width of the wheel.

I think this is the third or fourth time in as many weeks that I have answered this damn question, I sure wish people would use the fucking search once in awhile:

YES, 19x9 et32 wheels will fit. They'll fit just fine in the rear, you might need to adjust the camber in or out a little bit to make them match the front in terms of fit. The fronts will barely fit and you might have some rubbing issues when cornering depending on how low your car is. I wouldn't bother trying to fit a 245 on them personally unless you don't plan on lowering your car much. Stick with a 235/35 or a 225/25.