17x7.5 with 17mm offset

 

please dont tell me you payed 800 bucks for wheels and tires you were unsure would fit...

 

well I got told by my manager they would fit but im just making sure because I can still take em back if they dont

 

ahhh okay phew.. lol so u got the rims and they arent on the car...? why boy, get out there and do it and get pix!

 

Im waiting for correct size studs and my lugnuts and my hub centering rings and hrmmm what else ohh yeah for the motor to get droped in the car

 

hrmmm guess they are +21mm offset.

 

what the hell rims are you talking about!??

 

These http://www.albawheels.com/images/whe.../305silver.jpg

 

7.5" + 17mm will NOT fit in front... for sure. It'll stick out PAST the fenders about 1/2".

7.5" +21mm will also NOT fit in front... for sure. It'll stick out PAST the fenders about 1/3".

 

But I can roll them correct?

 

oh...those arn't too bad looking at all...

 

Unless you run stretched tires, that is beyond just being able to roll your fenders. You will need to get your fenders pulled out to fit them without rubbing.

A wheel that sits flush with the fender with a tire tire that's mounted square on the wheel will still rub a rolled fender when turning under compression. Those wheels stick out 1/3" outside of the fender...

 

well I am running 205series tires that stretching enough?

 

and I allso noticed that you said the 21mm wont fit how about the +28mm or +31mm?

 

7.5" +31mm will sit just about flush with the fender. Running a 205 series tire with your fenders rolled should definitely clear it... with the strut top mounted in the correct position to give -1* camber.

 

Ok how about +38mm lol.

 

I don't know how much clearance there is on the strut-side. But I've heard a 7" + 35mm wheel is already a damn tight fit. With a 7.5" +38mm wheel, you're putting the wheel a little more than 5mm closer to the strut tube than it would be with a 7" +35mm...

 

well looks like im going to take them back and have to get the 16x7 with the +38mm offset.