Its about a 6mm difference and I can see either way, its not exactly easy.
It gets to the point where the fender isn't the only thing in the way of the tire, at least when you get to a certain ride height. |
How about 18x10 +35 on a car lowered on Tein Basics
What size tire and would a roll be needed? |
Originally Posted by tiltmode43
(Post 3220956)
Its about a 6mm difference and I can see either way, its not exactly easy.
It gets to the point where the fender isn't the only thing in the way of the tire, at least when you get to a certain ride height. |
Well, the "will it fit"'s are about the same, the difference now is in the "can it fit" :naughty:
Hopefully too many questions aren't answered in here with "yes" or "easily". For the average owner no, specs like 18x10.5 +22 won't fit, its all dependent on how much work one is willing to go through for it. Even lower offsets are doable but it gets to the point of handling worse than an OEM car would, I'd rather not make the step down in performance, for now. Just wait, some VIP guy is going to come in and build a car around some 18x12 +6 Eurolines, but lose all functionality of the car's best traits. |
Originally Posted by JantzenRX-8
(Post 3221603)
How about 18x10 +35 on a car lowered on Tein Basics
What size tire and would a roll be needed? HALP PLEASE! ;) |
yup
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OK, I've been reading and looking for 3 hours now and my eyes are too blurry, lol. I still don't totally understand everything so I thought I'd just ask...
My tires are on their way, 265/35 18" I ordered these with the black RPF1 9.5 +45 in mind, but I also like the Rota Torque but the closest size I could find is this: Wheel Style - Rota Torque Wheel Diameter (Inches) - 18" Wheel Width (Inches) - 9.5" PCD Bolt Pattern - 5X114.3 Offset - 20mm Hub Bore - 73.1mm Will that work or am I an idiot? Thanks for your help :) |
+20 with 9.5" wheels will take a lot of work...stick with 35+ offset unless you want to roll fenders a lot
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Something more like this?
Product Details: Wheel Style - Rota DPT Wheel Diameter (Inches) - 18" Wheel Width (Inches) - 9.5" PCD Bolt Pattern - 5x100/114.3(dual drill) Offset - 44mm Hub Bore - 73mm Color - Matte Bronze Quantity - 4 Pcs. (1 set) Price: $950.00 |
or this:
Wheel Style - Rota Grid Wheel Diameter (Inches) - 18" Wheel Width (Inches) - 9.5" PCD Bolt Pattern - 5x114.3 Offset - 38mm Hub Bore - 73mm Color - Matte Bronze Price: $950.00 |
Dude honestly, just stay away from Rota. Save up a couple more bucks and get some enkeis or a little more money for volks or something.
Anyways... both of your choices above will fit fine with 275/35/18 tires. You might to roll the rears with the +38 if youre lowered |
I'll probably stick with the black RPF1 18x9.5 +45, they should at least retain their value. It's just tough to see some great looking wheels for so much cheaper. Also, I'm on Tanabe coilovers, hopefully no rubbing. I love some of the Bronze Volks and Advans, they look great, but they cost quite a bit more than the RPF1's :( Don't get me wrong, the Enkei's are great and I'm sure I'll like them, I just love the look of concave bronze wheels on the ti-grey 8's.
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Originally Posted by 3DZukini
(Post 3224472)
I'll probably stick with the black RPF1 18x9.5 +45, they should at least retain their value. It's just tough to see some great looking wheels for so much cheaper. Also, I'm on Tanabe coilovers, hopefully no rubbing. I love some of the Bronze Volks and Advans, they look great, but they cost quite a bit more than the RPF1's :( Don't get me wrong, the Enkei's are great and I'm sure I'll like them, I just love the look of concave bronze wheels on the ti-grey 8's.
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RP03 have some concavity and aren't too expensive.
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Anyone try these: 255/45/17 on a 17x8+48
If not, taking suggestions for other good tire sized for this wheel. Let me know! |
It'll fit easily, will be 2mm out of stock. 245 would be better if you track it
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^Don't go with anything above 245 for a 8" wheel Unless you are using it for AutoX and throwing some R Comps on there. Which you arent.
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Originally Posted by imput1234
(Post 3224501)
With 9.5 +45, 275/35 you won't rub no matter how low you go.
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Originally Posted by TopGear8
(Post 3224644)
^Don't go with anything above 245 for a 8" wheel Unless you are using it for AutoX and throwing some R Comps on there. Which you arent.
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Because if you were actually competitive you would not be getting a 17x8. Thats Illegal for Stock class and If you want to be competitive in STX you'd need a 17x9. So like I said.
:) |
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Originally Posted by TheWulf
(Post 3224613)
Anyone try these: 255/45/17 on a 17x8+48
If not, taking suggestions for other good tire sized for this wheel. Let me know! |
Originally Posted by TopGear8
(Post 3225910)
Because if you were actually competitive you would not be getting a 17x8. Thats Illegal for Stock class and If you want to be competitive in STX you'd need a 17x9. So like I said.
:) |
Originally Posted by TopGear8
(Post 3225910)
Because if you were actually competitive you would not be getting a 17x8. Thats Illegal for Stock class and If you want to be competitive in STX you'd need a 17x9. So like I said.
:) I'm also just starting to become involved in competitions and found a set of SSR TypeC RS 17x8 wheels (15.8 lbs) for $1k instead of the regular price of more than double that, so I won't have to run on my street set next year. I'm just happy to have a second set at this point. Also, not everyone involved in competitions is at the level where they absolutely must have that extra inch of wheel space to shave off a tenth of a second. I could really not care less. I'm just out there to have fun.
Originally Posted by Ross_Dawg
(Post 3226274)
umm... fyi, 245/45/17 is just barely within the limit for an 8" wheel. 255 is out of the question for safety, especially if you will be tracking them or putting them through hard corners
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^Well then yes that is fine. And I also answered your first question in my first response, but I also had to give you a hard time :)
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