18" Wheels post pictures of your mopar on 18" rims
Yes some. In the front I went from stock BBP UCA's with offset bushings to tubular UCA's because at full steering lock and full suspension extension the rims would touch the UCA's. Probably would never happen out on the road but you never know. I also extended the lower front fender to bumper brace by almost 2" and cut the lip back at a 45* angle. The tires are so wide that the mods to the front lower corner are needed to clear the inside edge of the tire when turning. That's all I did though, the fender lips aren't rolled or anything like that.
This is what I'm talking about
But the tires are pretty darn wide.
In the back I have a 1/2" spring offset kit installed and I trimmed about a 1/2" off of the quarter lip. You can see the difference in the quarter lip here
So, nothing all the complicated, but I definitely did a few things. Some of what I did was also required because of the ride height of my car, it's pretty low. There's a ton more info on my car in my build thread, the link is in my signature
Yes some. In the front I went from stock BBP UCA's with offset bushings to tubular UCA's because at full steering lock and full suspension extension the rims would touch the UCA's. Probably would never happen out on the road but you never know. I also extended the lower front fender to bumper brace by almost 2" and cut the lip back at a 45* angle. The tires are so wide that the mods to the front lower corner are needed to clear the inside edge of the tire when turning. That's all I did though, the fender lips aren't rolled or anything like that.
This is what I'm talking about
But the tires are pretty darn wide.
In the back I have a 1/2" spring offset kit installed and I trimmed about a 1/2" off of the quarter lip. You can see the difference in the quarter lip here
So, nothing all the complicated, but I definitely did a few things. Some of what I did was also required because of the ride height of my car, it's pretty low. There's a ton more info on my car in my build thread, the link is in my signature
