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+35 works perfectly w/ my 18x8 225/40/18's on my gen3, although the rears definitely need rolling (I used a deadbolt hammer instead... was desperate and in a hurry and now I have some rust issues with the cracked paint).
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1994 Camry 2.2L LE Auto
2005 Corvette 6.0L 1SB Z51 6-sp
When compared to the stock 195/70/14 on the I4's, a size of 245/40/18 would be 3.78% larger, and 245/45/18 would be 7.28% larger, whereas 225/40/18 would only be 1.36% larger.
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1994 Camry 2.2L LE Auto
2005 Corvette 6.0L 1SB Z51 6-sp
my 18x8 is +38 and i barely have any space with the rear strut. it is literally almost touching with no spacers. no problems in the front though. 225/40R18 for the rims as well for me. oh, and i'm dropped by about an inch and a half.
no rubbing issues, btw with that set-up.
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my 18x8 is +38 and i barely have any space with the rear strut. it is literally almost touching with no spacers. no problems in the front though. 225/40R18 for the rims as well for me. oh, and i'm dropped by about an inch and a half.
no rubbing issues, btw with that set-up.
I had rubbing issues in the rear with a 18x8 +37 on my Volk Racing GT-N's but I was dumped on Sprint Springs and KYB GR-2's.
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Yukio Taira -1992 4 door Bomex'ed out, Nitrous Express Sport'n, Rippmods SuperCharged Camry
-1992 4 Door EX Honda Civic 5 spd.
-2002 Subaru WRX Wagon... full JDM goodies. My new show car.
im now playing the offset game with my new set of rims going
these will be my daily rims so i need them to be comfortable..
gen 4 camry
im really thinking it would be a 35+ 18x8 with a 225.40.18
minus rolling the rear fenders.. (actually cutting but yes u get the point)
what would be a perfect or just about perfect offset for the rear..
I would greatly appreciate to be informed of what offset/tires you chose, maybe by PM or by bumping this thread.
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Black '98 Camry LE 4Cyl Auto, 188 000Kms and counting
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I think the solara and the gen 4 are about the same in this respect- Im about to go 18x8.5 40 offset and according to milt Im going to need a 5 mm spacer on the rear to clear my coilovers and some major fender rolling with 225/40/18 tires.
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-1992 4 door Bomex'ed out, Nitrous Express Sport'n, Rippmods SuperCharged Camry 
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