Originally Posted by dodgetrucker75

on eagle's site they show that wheel as -30mm offset/3.25" backspace, so they are pushed out there pretty far, be prepared to do some hacking, mine are a 0 offset, they barly touch the frame at full lock on the rear side of the tire, but not enough to feel or make noise, just a very small shiny spot on the frame, smaller than a quarter, and if i have the wheel at the perfect spot and completely pack the suspention, i get a very minor rub near the out side of the fender, one more small trim on the inner fender would take of it but not enough to bother me, you better get a real close look at it tho, there is a good chance they might get into the steel body

Originally Posted by VicDakota

I've finished most of my trimming and they rub on the steel boddy a small amount when im near full radius. Gonna grind it down later. Im really happy at the way she looks tho just very time consuming.
Also I did end up going with the strut spacer leveling kit and it gave me nearly 2 inches which helped in the wheelwell.

Originally Posted by donkeypunch

Would you be willing to submit photos of your trimmingmanship? I would just like to see what you removed.

Originally Posted by VicDakota

Yea ill grab a few photos tomorow or sunday, the big problem that I had was the front bumper, the plastic frame in behind it was a bitch to cut with my dremil.

Originally Posted by Eimer123

I have heard some people have used washers or grommets to space the front bumper out instead of trying to cut it.