hey guys just wanna know if 18 inch is too big with low profile?

dude why bother it's gonna look like #OOPS# and pretty sure its near impossible

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he has 18's on "FATSUN" and it suits it, but i believe he has done extensive body mods.
IMO i don't know why you would even bother, put some dished 14/15's or buy a rexi

Larger wheels obviously have lower profile tyres
Thus the wheels are more fragile and prone to bumps and distrotion from curbs , poor driving etc
Not to mention the #OOPS# ride from the reduced air cushion

Lots of guys I know with Silvias etc are forever getting their buckled rims repaired or buying new ones

yous are still stuck in the 80's :) get some 17's. i like modifying the #OOPS# outta stuff so dont ask my opinion :)

What body shape do you have? On my ute I'm going to try running 17s on the front with 18s on the back with a set of 15s for track duties. 18s will required work to you inner and outer guards especially if you try to get a reasonably low ride height.

1979 ute...

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Nah we're stuck in the 70's thats why we own a 70's car :)

besides big wheels on a little car like the 1200 makes it look like a roller skate, especially your guys short wheel base utes. wide 13" rim's rule. I do however think up to 15" looks not too bad.

its do-able but yeah you have to cut and reshape wheel wells and wheel arches... especially if you want to lower it... i think with the right style wheels it would look awesome but for practicality sake 15s are as big as you really wana go IMO

there was a 1000 ute with 20's on the back, anything is possible with a welder and an angle grinder lol.