18" rims on fiero?

Will 18" rims with an offset of +45 and the width of 7.5 fit on my 86 fiero gt that is lowered 2 inches?

pictures plz (once it's done)

What are you running now Austin?

I a looking at these in 225/50/16's

http://www.falkentire.com/#/Tires/Motorsports/RT-615

But had great replies off the Fiero Racing list on Yahoo:

Honestly? My advice aint what you want to hear. Leave it alone.
Learn how to drive for a while. Participate in at least six events
before you even ponder what the car needs. Until then, you need way
more improvement than the car does. If you buy expensive tires that
stick really good, they will mask your bad habits that ALL newbies
have. The tires will wear out way too fast. But the worst part is
that you will have developed bad habits that will be very hard to
break later. Learn how to get the most out of what you have now. By
learning on tires with less grip, you will learn how to be smooth
and not upset the car by overdriving it. Then when you get the
stickies, you will be SOOOOOOO much faster.

Sorry...

You're on the internet... If you ask for opinions, we're allowed to
give ours. I'm sure others will have a different opinion than mine.
And when you do buy the tires, Kumho & Hoosier have good DOT legal
slicks. You can find the specs for those on Tirerack. You can get
used "true" slicks that are not DOT legal for almost free. If you
want a true "street tire" that has excelent grip, the Falken Azenis
RT-615's are hard to beat. Consult your club's rule book for maximum
wheel width an diameter as well as tire compound and width. You
don't want to buy equipment that will boost you up with faster cars
where you won't be competitive.

My $0.07. (nickel fuel surcharge)

Makes sence, I would like to salvage my rims for the stock look and feel, so let's see how much it works out to...lol

I will be meeting my buddy on Monday at OK Tire...considering KUMHO tires, I'll update ya when I know more...considering a brake upgrade for the fronts also, just need the time for all this...lol

I pretty much have decided to go with this package:

In Bronze: http://www.enkei.com/Performance%20specs/rsv.html

215/40/17 Falken Azenis RT-615: http://www.falkentire.com/#/Tires/Tuner/

As for brakes, I just checked mine at David's, I will be looking at doing the GA upgrade before I think also, but I don't plan on going really hard anyways.

Good to know that you have already raced Mission:)

Ooooo pretty

yes and 42 offset, went with 215/45/17's, 40's were too low.