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Answered the question in that thread.

19's are not too big so you can go with those if you want.

Make some local friends with space.

If it was me I would run a 245/40/18 in front and 275/35/18 in the rear.

the 40 sidewall will fit but will be about 1.8" taller over all then stock. And the 35 sidewall will be about .7" taller then stock.

Just Google wheel painting. Plenty of people have done it. One bad thing about painting wheels is that when you put on and take off tires the edge of the rim has a huge chance of the paint being rubbed off from the tire rubbing on it.

Nope will not have a stretched look.

If I was making numbers like that I would be putting on AT THE LEAST 275's Go as small as you want they will just be stretched and look funny with the high offset those wheels have. I believe stock in the rear is 255/40/17.

I bought my LED's from ebay from a seller in Hong Kong. soooo much cheaper.

If you are really worried about traction you should get wheels that can fit larger tires then limiting your self to these, which you are correct can probably fit a 255 with a good fender roll.

Yup looks like it is raised quite a bit too.

^ Those 552's are nice. I have a huge fan of concave faced wheels.

More of a personal option. I hate getting fake knock off wheels so I don't buy them. I also do not like having a 1 piece wheel made to look like a 2 piece wheel. The wheels are cast so I don't really like that and the weight that comes with it. For me I may as well spend a bit more and get enkei...

Not too many CF lips out there for the MK3. There was the ones that duane had done may years ago for the Pre 89. I think recently I saw a MK4 with his lip vinyl wrapped with a dry carbon look which did not look too bad.

For the price it is hard to complain. But I know personally I would never buy a set.

No rubbing for hard or normal driving. The only time I experienced rubbing in front was when I was going in to my drive way which is pretty steep. Depending on what tire you go with you may be able to go up lager.

To do the LED replacement you have to carefully open up the unit. Carefully because the clips in side are about 20 years old and brittle. Then after it is open you have to replace all the LEDS. Here are a few that I made a few years ago. This is my personal first one I made A few others that...

^ yeah the FK452's do run a tad smaller then everyone else. I think before I sold my FN's I was running a 255 out back that fit like a 265 I think.

Ya I am watching my water closely. So far so good. I think running a good sized skimmer is helping me out as well. Thanks for looking out. Main reason I did this is because my whole family can enjoy it. I still live at home and I did not want to spend money on a car for myself any more but...

Of course I know. :biglaugh: 18x9.5 +15 in front. I had 245/40/18 tires all around. But because I was running RE01R's in front it seemed much larger then the Falken ZE 512 in the rear.