okay...well how exactly am i supposed to do that..with the negative camber?
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225/50 17 +30 7.5 inch wide
225/50 17 +30 7.5 inch wide dropped on eibach springs I should be good right? |
Originally Posted by adriandlr12
(Post 3375671)
okay...well how exactly am i supposed to do that..with the negative camber?
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Originally Posted by RX8YA
(Post 3376775)
225/50 17 +30 7.5 inch wide
225/50 17 +30 7.5 inch wide dropped on eibach springs I should be good right? |
Hey guys I need some advice.
What's the lowest offset I can go for 18x10s without needing a pull? I'm lowered on Tanabe GF210s (drop is about equal to stechs) and I dont mind stretching a 245 on there. |
question!
I just bought 4 nitto 555, 245/40 - 18 on stock rims, im lowered on tein s-tech springs, so can these 2 set ups work with these tires, & how would the +45 offset look versus the +35 offset look in the rear being its 9.5 wide rim? Also is the +45 offset a noticeable difference from stock? appreciate the help.
1. 18 x 8.5 fr +45offset 18 x 9.5rr +45offset 2. 18x8.5 fr +35 offset 18x9.5 rr +35 offset |
Option 2 definitely. No reason to go staggered. You can fit the 9.5 +35 all around and it will be a noticeable difference from stock.
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Originally Posted by j8635621
(Post 3377096)
Option 2 definitely. No reason to go staggered. You can fit the 9.5 +35 all around and it will be a noticeable difference from stock.
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Thanx for the response guys. but what about rubbing in the front with a 9.5 wheel? i kinda wanted the staggered look as well. is it totally not a good idea to go staggered?
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I told you it would fit in the front so why do you ask about rubbing lol? I don't get the staggered look personally. Why not just get the deep lip/concavity all around instead of just in the back? Our car was made to have the same size rims/tires all around, but some people say you can't feel the difference. Pretty sure there is a sticky about staggered rims on the first page of this subforum.
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It's all good, just making sure before I spend $. I like a small lip in the front, but on sports cars deep lips in the front dosent look good I'm my opinion, but if anyone has a pic of deep lip rims all around their 8, would luv to see.
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https://www.rx8club.com/rx-8-parts-sale-wanted-44/fs-custom-ame-circlar-rs-wheels-176141/ I'm sure there are a lot more. That is 18x10+38 with 275/35 all around in case you were curious. Even more aggressive than the 9.5 +35 and it doesn't rub in front, but needs fenders rolled in rear (which you would need with 255s and up).
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Thanx, It dosent look bad at all, at least I know whatever I go with I'm clear.
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Originally Posted by The Reverend
(Post 3376913)
Hey guys I need some advice.
What's the lowest offset I can go for 18x10s without needing a pull? I'm lowered on Tanabe GF210s (drop is about equal to stechs) and I dont mind stretching a 245 on there. |
Hmm. Find someone with specs similar to that and ask their opinion. Imput1234 has 17x10+25 with 245/40/17 I think. I would say +30 is good and will fit a tire a little wider than 245 but....you are better off asking someone who has that setup or something more aggressive lol.
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18x9.5 +45mm offset all around with
255/40/18 all around Will it fit? |
yes, very easily
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this thread should be locked because it's only purpose is for lazy people to ask the same questions that have already been answered numerous times since it started.
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Originally Posted by arlingtonrx8
(Post 3382346)
18x9.5 +45mm offset all around with
255/40/18 all around Will it fit? |
Originally Posted by arlingtonrx8
(Post 3382688)
Forgot to mention.. I'm on tein S techs. 1.2 in the front drop and .8 in the back.
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here's a challenge...
18x9.5 +18 18x10 +18 |
ok so got my wheels...
18x8.5 in front and 18x9.5 in rear.... i need tires now... i just dunno what size. i dont want too much tire but i dont wont alot of wheel gap either. size suggestions? |
Brian Major: check out 'the aggressive wheel fitment' thread for more details. Specifically forum member: tiltmode
he's managed to put teenage offsets on wide wheels on more than one occasion. :bigok: Roxie: offset matters a great deal on wheel fitment. 18x9.5 +45 will fit with little issues however 18x9.5 +10 will require more work, money, patience and an advil or two. :icon_no2: |
^Do you know what the offsets are?
A 245 in the front and 265 in the rear would be a good choice for you. You could do a 235 front and 255 rear if you don't want too much tire... |
okay i previously had made a post of my specs but i gotta lil issue now..let me post them up again so you dont have to go searching..
okay ima go with a 18/8.5 in the front on a +35 offset..with a 225/45/18 and a 18/9.5 in the rear with a +40 offset with a 245/40/18 sitting on tein s techs.. tires are nitto invos.. i want to have the aggressive look with no rubbing..or having to roll the fender now i went to discount tire today to order some enkei rpf1's they told me the set up wasnt possible that i was going to rubb and roll the fender and i needed to go with a +45 for the front and a +55 for the rear..now what do you guys think? i need some help..i just wanna be as sure as possible this time before i make this purchase because i have already messed up once..thanks.. |
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