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OSSHWA 10-03-2009 08:12 AM

Ok, don't even have the RX-8 yet, but doing a bit of pre-planning. I plan on slamming the car on Stance GR+ Plus coilovers and doing some fender rolling. The plan is to run some matte black 5-zigen FN01R-C Hot Versions in 17"x9"/225F & 17"x10"/245R (mild stretch). Not too smart when it comes to offsets though. The 17"x9"s come in 15, 35, and 43 offsets and the 17"x10"s come in 12, 25 and 35 offsets. The idea here is to go for a hellaflush look (I know, i'm sure many of you are so against this), b/c I plan on running a good bit of camber to make everything fit. Any help is greatly appreciated.

J8635621 10-03-2009 08:40 AM

17x10 +25 with 245s all around has been done on slammed cars. It requires some work to fit correctly though.

OSSHWA 10-03-2009 09:43 AM


Originally Posted by j8635621 (Post 3258187)
17x10 +25 with 245s all around has been done on slammed cars. It requires some work to fit correctly though.

Thanks man. Oh, and I know its gonna take some work. Theres a few guys over on VADriven.com that do fender rolling. Plus i'm gonna run a mild stretch and a decent amount of camber, so i'm confident I can get it to fit without a hitch. I doubt i'll need to pull the fenders/quarters at all, but if need be, i'll do so.

Ross_Dawg 10-03-2009 09:58 AM


Originally Posted by lilbigz615 (Post 3258029)
i found some 20 in sevas wrapped in toyo with a 25mm offset

f 245/35/20
r 275/30/20

will i have to get a camber kit?
i have stock suspension and fender are not rolled...

It would help if you provided the rim width...

Ross_Dawg 10-03-2009 10:00 AM


Originally Posted by OSSHWA (Post 3258235)
Thanks man. Oh, and I know its gonna take some work. Theres a few guys over on VADriven.com that do fender rolling. Plus i'm gonna run a mild stretch and a decent amount of camber, so i'm confident I can get it to fit without a hitch. I doubt i'll need to pull the fenders/quarters at all, but if need be, i'll do so.

lol, if you're going for the "hellaflush" look, rolling and pulling fenders are a must ;)

Search for the 'Yes it did fit' thread, you will find your answers

OSSHWA 10-03-2009 05:56 PM


Originally Posted by Ross_Dawg (Post 3258249)
lol, if you're going for the "hellaflush" look, rolling and pulling fenders are a must ;)

Search for the 'Yes it did fit' thread, you will find your answers

Well no duh, lol. I'm no n00b to the stance/hellaflush scene. I practically live over on WrongFitmentCrew.com and hellaflush.com. I just haven't had the right car to do such a build thusfar. Well.....ok....my E36 M3 would have been perfect but it's life was cut short :(

Rolling......yes.....but I doubt i'll need to pull the fenders with 9"/10" widths. Over on WFC there are Acura CL's running 10" wide wheels in the rear with only mild fender rolling (no pulling) and thats a FWD car for god's sake, lol. I'm thinking about maybe buying the fender roller Stance makes and learning how to do it myself b/c my roomate wants to roll the fenders on his STI too. But I just don't know if I trust myself enough.

Atilla 10-03-2009 07:38 PM

^10" width wheel will need a pull with an aggressive enough offset. . . that is. . . if you want to truly be 'hellaflush' otherwise...you'd just be 'kinda-flush'

Ross_Dawg 10-04-2009 12:27 AM

Dude, an 8" rim could need a pull on our car lol. +0 offset or -10 on that and you would definitely need one lol.

Also, did you ever consider that Cl's have larger wheelwell's to begin with? Thats why they can fit 10" low offsets with just rolling

heyshinyRX8 10-04-2009 12:30 AM

Hey i really want to put the G35 stock 7 spoke 18's onto my rx8....ive seen it on a few rx8's, but idk if itl just go on fine, or if there's something i dont know about?

i think the wheel is 18x8 +30mm offset.

any help? :<

Ross_Dawg 10-04-2009 12:31 AM

Yes it will fit fine.

Atilla 10-04-2009 12:31 AM

Ninja edit: gawd damn it ross, i was tryin' to have fun....:icon_no2:

Ross_Dawg 10-04-2009 12:33 AM

:suspect:

Atilla 10-04-2009 12:35 AM


Originally Posted by Ross_Dawg (Post 3259485)
:suspect:

:suspect:

Ross_Dawg 10-04-2009 12:36 AM

Oh lawd... :rofl:

AWJay 10-04-2009 02:13 AM

i know this sounds stupid...but since im strapped for cash. would my brand new 225/45s fit on a 9.5in wheel?

lol

or would that be way to much of a stretch

tiltmode43 10-04-2009 02:37 AM


Originally Posted by AWJay (Post 3259531)
i know this sounds stupid...but since im strapped for cash. would my brand new 225/45s fit on a 9.5in wheel?

lol

or would that be way to much of a stretch

A bunch of people have done that, I think its Dominion has a picture of it in his avatar (blue car, Blue xxr's)

Give it a search, I think you'll find something.

AWJay 10-04-2009 02:54 AM

thanks. i just picked up some rpf1s 18 x 9.5 +45 i want to mount them with the stock tires until i get some hoosier A6's for AutoX

OSSHWA 10-04-2009 07:56 AM


Originally Posted by Ross_Dawg (Post 3259471)
Dude, an 8" rim could need a pull on our car lol. +0 offset or -10 on that and you would definitely need one lol.

Also, did you ever consider that Cl's have larger wheelwell's to begin with? Thats why they can fit 10" low offsets with just rolling

Lol, well more or less I was just assuming. But then again, thats why i'm here asking questions to people that actually own RX-8's. I appreciate the help everyone. And yeah, if pulling is neccesary, that'll be fine. I plan on sitting the front end on the ground and driving it maybe once or twice a month (if that). I finally got into a financial situation thats gonna allow me to build the car to be a toy, not a whored out daily. My Cobalt SS is an '07 with 68,xxx on it, and thats exactly what I DON'T wanna do to the RX-8.

Luckily in VA theres an abundance of guys experienced with fender rolling/pulling that can help me do all of this.

t-rex04 10-04-2009 05:05 PM

i still want them to be flush but i need to try to figure out how far is too far with the offset before i order them 35??? 40????? 45?????? is 45 closest to as flush as I can get? and is 35 way back in the wheel well? I want to order 18"x 8.5" and they have a 2.25" lip

volcomx31 10-05-2009 01:42 AM

rpf1s 18x8.5 +35 flush all around ?

bagachin 10-05-2009 05:24 AM

Ok guys, I am sorry but I have searched for hours now. But with 129 pages to search, it made it almost impossible to find out the answer i want without asking the potentially cliché question here. So i am just going to ask it anyway, and please give me some pointer if you don't mind.


The setting I am after is as below.

Front: 18x8 offset +35
Rear: 18x9 offset +35
Front tyre: 225/45/18
Rear tyre: 245/40/18 or any reasonable size that will allow the above rim size to fit without any rubbing/scrapping.
Height: Lowered with Eibach Pro kit (Well, sorry, i ain't too sure how much it dropped, would think it's around 28MM front & back)


Could you please let me know with above setting, can i pull this off without rolling guard or any camber adjustment? Thanks heaps in advance!

J8635621 10-05-2009 06:35 AM

Yea that will fit easy.

Ross_Dawg 10-05-2009 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by t-rex04 (Post 3260048)
i still want them to be flush but i need to try to figure out how far is too far with the offset before i order them 35??? 40????? 45?????? is 45 closest to as flush as I can get? and is 35 way back in the wheel well? I want to order 18"x 8.5" and they have a 2.25" lip

You're going the wrong direction; the lower the offset number, the more flush it will be. So a +35 will be more flush than a +45 and so on. With 18x8.5 you can easily fit them with an offset of +30 or higher.


Originally Posted by volcomx31 (Post 3260659)
rpf1s 18x8.5 +35 flush all around ?

No


Originally Posted by bagachin (Post 3260741)
Ok guys, I am sorry but I have searched for hours now. But with 129 pages to search, it made it almost impossible to find out the answer i want without asking the potentially cliché question here. So i am just going to ask it anyway, and please give me some pointer if you don't mind.


The setting I am after is as below.

Front: 18x8 offset +35
Rear: 18x9 offset +35
Front tyre: 225/45/18
Rear tyre: 245/40/18 or any reasonable size that will allow the above rim size to fit without any rubbing/scrapping.
Height: Lowered with Eibach Pro kit (Well, sorry, i ain't too sure how much it dropped, would think it's around 28MM front & back)


Could you please let me know with above setting, can i pull this off without rolling guard or any camber adjustment? Thanks heaps in advance!

Yes this will fit quite easily

imput1234 10-05-2009 09:34 AM


Originally Posted by volcomx31 (Post 3260659)
rpf1s 18x8.5 +35 flush all around ?

They won't be flush.

Vyndictive 10-05-2009 05:14 PM

17x8 +35... no problems, right. Just will be tucked into the wheel well about 20mm?


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