Please show your RIMS/OFFSET
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Ryan
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Please show your RIMS/OFFSET
I wanna get a set of Konig Rewind. The size is 14x7 -9 offset.
What does a -9 offset look like?
This is a pic of my friends SSR's 15's. Dont know the with or the offset.
What do you guys think it is? OR Please show me your offset.
-Ryan
What does a -9 offset look like?
This is a pic of my friends SSR's 15's. Dont know the with or the offset.
What do you guys think it is? OR Please show me your offset.
-Ryan
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I got 15" x 8J in the rear, with an offset of -7
With this numbers the inside of the wheel is at the exact same place as stock (so my bearings have deal with the same force) so my wheels stick out 2.5 Inches, but that's cool with the 7 cm fenderflares....
Can't link to a picture yet...
With this numbers the inside of the wheel is at the exact same place as stock (so my bearings have deal with the same force) so my wheels stick out 2.5 Inches, but that's cool with the 7 cm fenderflares....
Can't link to a picture yet...
Last edited by Mireck 12A; 08-17-05 at 05:57 AM.
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Ryan
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Originally Posted by Mireck 12A
I got 15" x 8J in the rear, with an offset of -7
With this numbers the inside of the wheel is at the exact same place as stock (so my bearings have deal with the same force) so my wheels stick out 2.5 Inches, but that's cool with the 7 cm fenderflares....
Can't link to a picture yet...
With this numbers the inside of the wheel is at the exact same place as stock (so my bearings have deal with the same force) so my wheels stick out 2.5 Inches, but that's cool with the 7 cm fenderflares....
Can't link to a picture yet...
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I'm running 15x7 - 38mm offset (stock is 40mm) - acceptable range is 35mm-40mm, and there is no rubbing on the springs or on the fenders - if you go with any more positive offset (like those for FWD cars), you will need to 'roll' your fenders to prevent tire damage and fender damage. If they can it - they will.
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Originally Posted by LongDuck
I'm running 15x7 - 38mm offset (stock is 40mm) - acceptable range is 35mm-40mm, and there is no rubbing on the springs or on the fenders - if you go with any more positive offset (like those for FWD cars), you will need to 'roll' your fenders to prevent tire damage and fender damage. If they can it - they will.
I've got 14x6" +17mm offset wheels in the front which equates to about the same as a 7" +28mm offset wheel.
With 195/60 Azenis RT215 tires and about 1* negative camber, I will barely rub the stock UNTOUCHED front fenders. If I roll them, I should have about another 2-3mm clearance.
I've got some 14x6.5" +10mm offset Hayashi mesh (about the same as 7" +15mm offset wheel) in the rears and with the same tires as above, they will hit the rear fender arches even if I rolled the fenders. They don't look like they stick out past the fenders though...
I'd like to have a nice shop pull my stock fenders out about an inch or so. That way, I can fit all sorts of nice AE86 and S13 wheels
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Originally Posted by camocarl
Im unsure of the offset/backspace of these but i have NO rubbing problems.
Epsilon 15x7 3pc mesh.
195-50-15 Michilin's in the front
205-50-15 Yokohama's in the back
Epsilon 15x7 3pc mesh.
195-50-15 Michilin's in the front
205-50-15 Yokohama's in the back
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Originally Posted by Gregs
didnt you roll your fenders if i remember correctly?
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Ryan
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Originally Posted by Jaime Enriquez
So you don't want the Starsharks aye?
Im starting to get used to them I'll have to pass by tomorrow to check them out I'll call you.
LongDuck - I like the offset on the front nice and flush.
Originally Posted by web777
I think the rears is about a 12mm offset and it did rub.
Originally Posted by camocarl
Im unsure of the offset/backspace of these but i have NO rubbing problems.
Epsilon 15x7 3pc mesh.
195-50-15 Michilin's in the front
205-50-15 Yokohama's in the back
Epsilon 15x7 3pc mesh.
195-50-15 Michilin's in the front
205-50-15 Yokohama's in the back
Originally Posted by Infini IV
I'd like to have a nice shop pull my stock fenders out about an inch or so. That way, I can fit all sorts of nice AE86 and S13 wheels
http://forums.club4ag.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=115310
Thanks for all the pics guys. Like Directfreak mentioned, I need GSL-SE 4x114.
I'd like to go with the Konig 14x7 -9 offset but like someone mentioned and Jamie told me that the bearing would wear out faster, so Im also looking at the techinical aspect as well as the "Look" I want.
Keep em comming.
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Originally Posted by 1984se
Those are PERFECT ! Maybe a little wider rim thou. Whos car is that?
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Originally Posted by 1984se
I'd like to go with the Konig 14x7 -9 offset but like someone mentioned and Jamie told me that the bearing would wear out faster, so Im also looking at the techinical aspect as well as the "Look" I want.
Keep em comming.
Keep em comming.
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Originally Posted by web777
what's with you guys and rims sticking out. Did you guys join a lowrider club and not tell me about it?