Hey all, just wanting to know other coupe owners experience of running an aggressive poke. I live in Aus where nanny laws and rampant and the law ain't a big fan of poke.

I got a set of aggressive rear rims anyway 10.5 +25 but on 18's knowing I'd have a good couple cm's of poke. I know the fenders are rolled from factory but has anyone pulled half of the fender out like you see on super slammed 37's?
Wondering what my options are to correct it somewhat. Also running 285/35/18 rears instead of 275.




Should I
A: Pull Fenders
B: Increase Camber with camber arms and toe bolts
C: Go to aftermarket coil-overs and lower the car by an inch to camber it
E: Don't give a **** any run it anyway.

 

My vote is E. Lol. (But I also don't have the best of luck with my car/rims/tires so I would not take my advice.)

Within the last few months.. I bought a set of Black Machined Staggered 20" 8.5"x10" Concept One CSM01 both ET38 (EOL now) .... Repurchased same rims at 38/30 ET. DISCOUNT TIRE says 8.5" ET30 won't fit my coupe 08 Journey Coupe (thought I had 17s but now that I have a third flat in a month I realized they are 18s) .... Unhappily went back to beat up stock rims and now a nail in my tire has a flat.Last week decided on replacement fronts and almost pulled the trigger and bought two that match closest and now they are EOL (FML) I can't a similar looking 20" with same volt pattern in 8.5" and Discount Tire owes me a warranty tire for the front 8.5". I don't have the big brakes.
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Much to my disbelief the 30 offset 20" x8.5" fit up front