Originally Posted by WhiteSnowflake8
(Post 3490303)
18x10 + 24
265/35 Minor rolling?? |
Have a good deal for Volk Racing TE37 Mag 18" 8,5J+42, 9.5J+38, what do you think- will it fit on stock suspension and latter on KW Variant 3? Is it good?
Beforehand thankful, Nick. |
^you'll be fine.
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Originally Posted by Atilla
(Post 3491642)
^you'll be fine.
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^you'll be fine
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That's actually a good idea ('cept for thereafter not being able to rotate your wheels).
With a 9.5" rim and +38 offset the rear wheels are flush with the fenders but the front wheels stick out a bit. A +42 on the front should make them flush as well.
Originally Posted by skatephoto
(Post 3491657)
is it ok that on front wheels the offset is +42 and on rear +38 ??
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I'm sure it's been asked before, but this is a LONG thread.
'04 6 Speed Suspensions Changes: Lowered on H&R sports. (On stock wheels and tires, NO wheel gap) F: 19X8.5 +45 R: 19X9.5 +45 a set of tires in mind.. F: 225/40/19 R: 255/35/19 Any Suggestions or comments would be great. If i need to roll fenders, not an issue. |
^No you don't need to roll fenders. That will fit no problem. But why not just go 9.5 all around with 255's...
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Any idea on how close the tires will sit to the fenders?
This is more for a certain look then performance. I have a set of wheels set aside for throwing it around. Thanks for the quick response! |
Impossible to say how close to the fenders the tires would be when you haven't said the amount of camber you run.
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Originally Posted by Huey52
(Post 3492617)
That's actually a good idea ('cept for thereafter not being able to rotate your wheels).
With a 9.5" rim and +38 offset the rear wheels are flush with the fenders but the front wheels stick out a bit. A +42 on the front should make them flush as well. |
^Yes, I was referring to 9.5 +42 as being closer to front - flush.
And yes, better to use spacers and thereby maintain the capability of rotating your tires, in this case all 9.5 +42 and use spacers only in the rear. |
Im looking at these wheels but dont know if there gonna work when i lower my car... Help me out?
5Zigen FN01R-C F: 18x8.5 +30 R: 18x9.5 +35 Dropping with Eibach pro kit and d-spec shocks Drop: F: 1.2" R: .8" Not sure of Tire Size LINK: http://newyork.craigslist.org/stn/pts/1662582770.html |
Tire size? How much do you want to lower? You haven't given us all the info we need.
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any Problems??
wheels-
F & R - 18x8 +45 Tires- 225/45-18 |
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Updated, Not sure of which tire size to get. I have not yet bought the wheels... |
SBD that is basically like asking if the stock wheels will fit. Yes.
Schartz that will fit no problem. 245/40 for the front and 265/35 or 275/35 in the back. Will need the rear fenders rolled more than likely. |
^ I actually saw some Enkei RP03's for sale w/ tires.
19x8.5 +42 offset all around. It's on a TL. I'm guessing these would fit perfectly on an 8 uh? No adjustments needed? |
^correct
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Hey whats up guys............. Quik question. What size tire would you suggest on a 19x10 +20 Rim?
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^What ever you want. I'm assuming you did all the work to the 1/4 we were talking about, since you aren't that low, shouldn't have problems with most sizes.
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Originally Posted by SBD69
(Post 3493799)
wheels-
F & R - 18x8 +45 Tires- 225/45-18 |
Originally Posted by imput1234
(Post 3495455)
^What ever you want. I'm assuming you did all the work to the 1/4 we were talking about, since you aren't that low, shouldn't have problems with most sizes.
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Has ANYONE seen 17X9 GC-010G's on an RX-8?
I am having a lot of trouble confirming they will clear brakes. I'm looking at 17X9 +36(as long as suspension allows the offest, otherwise +44) I'm not wheel savvy, but i can measure brakes. so anyone who can tell me wtf to get the details specs on the wheels gets a gold star, i cant find shit |
Originally Posted by NYC Drift King
(Post 3495638)
1 was thinking 245-40-r19 all around would give a nice stretch look.
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