CE28N 10 spoke wheels
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CE28N 10 spoke wheels
I am thinking about getting these for street/track. It is still a daily driver so I'm not commiting my car to anything hard performance yet. But I got a question on these.
Right now I have stock 18 x 8's. I'm looking at getting the CE28N's in 17 x 8.5 or 9. With a low profile tire, will these have any rubbing issues? I'm going smaller diamater than my 18's so I can't imagine they would but it would be a bit wider so I'm just making sure.
I'm also concerned with the offset. I heard a bit ago that 40 is a good offset to go with but I just want to confirm this is ok for competition. I want either a flush with the body style, or sunken in just a hair. I don't want my wheels sticking out at all.
Lastly, will the 17's clear my stock calipers?
As always, thanks for the help.
Right now I have stock 18 x 8's. I'm looking at getting the CE28N's in 17 x 8.5 or 9. With a low profile tire, will these have any rubbing issues? I'm going smaller diamater than my 18's so I can't imagine they would but it would be a bit wider so I'm just making sure.
I'm also concerned with the offset. I heard a bit ago that 40 is a good offset to go with but I just want to confirm this is ok for competition. I want either a flush with the body style, or sunken in just a hair. I don't want my wheels sticking out at all.
Lastly, will the 17's clear my stock calipers?
As always, thanks for the help.
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i'm running CE28 18x8.5 +30 offset, 255/35/18, and with BBK, without any issue and I track too.
You'll be fine with 17, stock base model are running with 17.
Unless you got BBK, that's another story.
You'll be fine with 17, stock base model are running with 17.
Unless you got BBK, that's another story.
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I am running 18x9.5 +15... Had to roll the rear when I lowered it, and it rubs the plastic fender liner, or well it did until it rubbed through a small part of the plastic, no issues.. Oh yea I am on 225 45 18's
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When I ran 18x9.5+45 with 265/35-18 Yokohama Advan AD07 tires back in STU from 2006-2007 they just barely cleared the rear fender lip. When Polak used the same wheel/tire setup except +38 offset he rubbed and had to roll the lip flat.
I suppose some tires are wider than others even in the same size designation and the slightly narrower rim will pinch the tire some, but IMO a 9"+35 with 265 tire could be a hit or miss proposition
I suppose some tires are wider than others even in the same size designation and the slightly narrower rim will pinch the tire some, but IMO a 9"+35 with 265 tire could be a hit or miss proposition
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