Saleen 18x9 wheel fitment

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Are there any clearance issues with the 18x9 Saleen wheels on a 92 coupe?
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May have to flip quads and "massage" the inner fender well a bit but the height will be fine, I've got 9" wide a well.

 

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tannerc91gt said:

May have to flip quads and "massage" the inner fender well a bit but the height will be fine, I've got 9" wide a well.

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Do you have the Fox tracking? or did you go to SN95 disc setup? thanks

 

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I've got the stock drums.

 

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tannerc91gt said:

I've got the stock drums.[/QUOT

I just went to the 4 lug 93 Cobra rear disc's, and using a set of repo 93 Cobra 17x8.5 no rubbing issues in the rear, but the front rubs on full lock turns. I'm wondering if I use the 3/4" longer 5 lug axles if there will be any issues.....

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I think you would clear with 3/4 more space, mine are 9s up front also (ghey) and they rub at full turn, I just learned how to turn like a school bus and I'm good now

 

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Picking up 17x9 SC, and 17x10's tomorrow. Suspension is completely stock. Looks like I need to 'flip the quad shocks' or get rid of them. I've dug through threads can't find much more info here. Any pointers?