Will It Fit Thread
#6402
Alright Question.
I have some RPF1's that are 18x8.5 35mm offset in the front and 18x9.5 45mm in the rear. I like the rears how they are more "concave" other then my fronts witch are "bubbled" out.
If I wanted the to get new wheels so they are all concave but are more flush then the rear 45mm offset would i get a lower mm offset? and if I did, wouldnt that make them "bubbled" out? Since my fronts are a lower mm (and they are bubbled) So should i just use a spacer to make them more flush?
I have some RPF1's that are 18x8.5 35mm offset in the front and 18x9.5 45mm in the rear. I like the rears how they are more "concave" other then my fronts witch are "bubbled" out.
If I wanted the to get new wheels so they are all concave but are more flush then the rear 45mm offset would i get a lower mm offset? and if I did, wouldnt that make them "bubbled" out? Since my fronts are a lower mm (and they are bubbled) So should i just use a spacer to make them more flush?
#6404
Registered Toker
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Dude, we're not giving you ****, we were telling you what it takes to fit. 10 +25 REQUIRES a shaved bumper tab in the rear if you dont want any rubbing. If you can live with the rubbing on every little bump in the road, then yes they will fit.
10 +35 on the other hand might not require work on those tabs (depending on tire width) and would still be "flush".
10 +35 on the other hand might not require work on those tabs (depending on tire width) and would still be "flush".
#6405
Girls who drive stick FTW
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^ LOL i know man im just playin.
Hey as long as its flush and has the stance of that s2000 ill consider going +35. But that means i wont be able to post in the aggressive wheel fitment thread
Appreciate it bro. This is the last time i post in this thread i promise. Thanks for the help.
Hey as long as its flush and has the stance of that s2000 ill consider going +35. But that means i wont be able to post in the aggressive wheel fitment thread
Appreciate it bro. This is the last time i post in this thread i promise. Thanks for the help.
#6406
Registered Toker
iTrader: (2)
Alright Question.
I have some RPF1's that are 18x8.5 35mm offset in the front and 18x9.5 45mm in the rear. I like the rears how they are more "concave" other then my fronts witch are "bubbled" out.
If I wanted the to get new wheels so they are all concave but are more flush then the rear 45mm offset would i get a lower mm offset? and if I did, wouldnt that make them "bubbled" out? Since my fronts are a lower mm (and they are bubbled) So should i just use a spacer to make them more flush?
I have some RPF1's that are 18x8.5 35mm offset in the front and 18x9.5 45mm in the rear. I like the rears how they are more "concave" other then my fronts witch are "bubbled" out.
If I wanted the to get new wheels so they are all concave but are more flush then the rear 45mm offset would i get a lower mm offset? and if I did, wouldnt that make them "bubbled" out? Since my fronts are a lower mm (and they are bubbled) So should i just use a spacer to make them more flush?
#6407
Registered Toker
iTrader: (2)
^ LOL i know man im just playin.
Hey as long as its flush and has the stance of that s2000 ill consider going +35. But that means i wont be able to post in the aggressive wheel fitment thread
Appreciate it bro. This is the last time i post in this thread i promise. Thanks for the help.
Hey as long as its flush and has the stance of that s2000 ill consider going +35. But that means i wont be able to post in the aggressive wheel fitment thread
Appreciate it bro. This is the last time i post in this thread i promise. Thanks for the help.
#6422
Pew Pew Pew
iTrader: (10)
It's your car and you can do what you want, but there is no reason to go staggered. There won't be any poke. https://www.rx8club.com/rx-8-multimedia-photo-gallery-6/jedi54-version-2-01-a-212870/