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R32IST

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Hey guys I've tryed searching these forums but can't find what im looking for but what are the chances of fitting the above wheels on a gtst? I know it will need the guards rolled/pumped but how much? And is it worth doing?

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Scrub a dub dub.

Fronts would work with a serious lip and pull of the guards, rears are closer to a No unless you dont mind pumping with a bit of a flare.

If your into any sort of serious driving these will not suit you. Look for something roughly the same size yet 30ish offset.

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Hank Scorpio

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On the front chuck 225/40R18 and on the rear 235/40R18. Dump it to the weeds, adjustable camber arms front and rear, roll and FLARE as required.

Don't you have a GTS-4 though? I could be wrong but I think it's better to not run staggered isn't it?

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