Originally i was gonna post for people to put pics of their wheel size and offset and a pic if they could but i guess i will just get to the point. I have a S4 and im looking to get some new wheels. Im gonna do a widebody conversion soon and i want the wheels to fit with the body. Front fenders are a 20mm and the rear is a 30mm. I dont want to exceed a 17" wheel. OK so what would work best with this new body kit and not have rubbing. I tried using the offset calculator but i cant figure it out. What wheel size and offset should i be looking for on the front and rear? Spacers would be ok so post up the sizes and if spacers are required. Also a tire size if there will be a problem with that. thanks in advanced

PS: pics would be very helpful also, but not necessary.

 

*bump* anyone wanna help?

 

There are other sections of the forum too...

https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/official-fc-wheel-fitment-thread-257700/

 

well thanks that helps some. But what about wide body wheel fitment? 20mm front 30mm rear. I need some wheel numbers for that

 

I'd go with a 17x8 in the front and a 17x9 or 17x10 in the back... Just gotta get the right offset... If you read through the thread enough, you'll find the offset you need... Or PM someone with the same kit and ask them what they're running...

 

i dont kno anyone with the same kit. Complete version select 1 kit, with wide body fenders. 20mm front fenders, 30mm rear fenders. The wheels im currently looking at are some Black Racing PRO-N1 ... 17x9 +38 rear 17x8 +38 front

 

version select kit is the same as the GP sports kit and is the most WHORED out kit for the FC. Search and there are plenty of people with this kit. I can think of at least 3 people of the top of my head with this kit and wide body.

Most likely you going to have to run a 17x8 +10-25 in the front and a 17x9 or 10 with also a low offset. +38 isn't going to work for you. Those are offsets for a stock fender.

and also, the Black Racing N1s are heavy as heck. I had a set and sold them off. Look great, but do nothing for performance.

 

then it should be easy to get some pics with the wheel sizes and offsets. So have them post some pics

 

why? you should be the one searching..

and you shouldn't need wheel sizes and offsets if you're smart enough and know your stuff.

 

im not good with numbers. could you just help me out? Ive searched and found very little results. They dont say what size wheels they have on theirs.