Wheels for my FB GSL-SE (opinion please)
I thinking about ordering some new wheels for my GSL-SE.... Been reading in the forums and many different threat about size and off set.. Still little confuse on the perfect fit for my GSL-SE on a 15x7 wheels..
I came across this wheels: Drag Wheels DR-44 Gun Metal - BigWheels.Net: custom wheels, chrome wheels, alloy wheels, car wheels, truck wheels, aftermarket wheels, large rims, wheel and tire packages, polished wheels What do you guys think? I am looking for a old school look on the car but at the same time something that fits good and allow me to put some big tires on the car for my turbo engine..:) At least 215-225 if possible... Please if you have any suggestion on or opinion on a better options please let me know... |
This wheel is 15x7 4/114 with a 40 offset according to the website...
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That's the correct size for an SE. I'm thinking about going with these on my SE:
Wheel Details - America's Tire The guys at Mazdatrix told me it's best to stick to 205/50's or 205/55's to avoid rubbing. |
Youll need like a +25 offset, mine are +20 and rub slightly with 205/50's
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Here is an SE with that size Drag wheel installed:
https://www.rx7club.com/wheels-tires...heels-1020201/ These are 16 s but the offset etc is the same. The guy does not mention any issues but with a 40 positive offset they will be a bit closer to the strut, Will it actually touch? Depends on the width and shape of the tire. I am using these wheels on an SA with SE suspension and coilovers (205/50 x15 tires) and they were too close to the strut for comfort so I use some high quality spacers that are 5 mm thick, giving an offset of 35 positive and they are perfect, no rubbing even with a lowered ride height. I could easily go with 225s on the rear with no issues. |
Thanks for the replays and the input guys..
I was also looking at this ... Enkei Apache IIs |
I found this that I like better...
Rota Mesh.. OS Mesh - ROTA Wheels I know they have 15x7 4/114 with +35 offset... or maybe do a combo 15/7 in the front with 15/8 in the back? |
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