Wheels
Wheels
Hi everyone, I just bought a 1990 GTU model.
I am trying to find out how wide of wheels I can get without rubbing or sticking out past the fenders. I also need to know the offset for any recommended width (if at all possible). The front and rears do not have to be the same width, so if I can use wider wheels in the back than in the front I probably will.
Any help is appreciated.
I am trying to find out how wide of wheels I can get without rubbing or sticking out past the fenders. I also need to know the offset for any recommended width (if at all possible). The front and rears do not have to be the same width, so if I can use wider wheels in the back than in the front I probably will.
Any help is appreciated.
Ok, we know 8" wide with 38 offset, what about tires for that size rim? What about 9" wide with 30 offset? I never even seen a 30 offset though. Hmm..I want wide in back and looks like 8" is the most I can get so can I get recommended tire sizes? I want 40/17, not sure on the width? Thanks.
Three spinning triangles
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I know that if you contact the wheel manufacturer's directly they can tell you what they can make and what they cant make. Usually its just a matter of changing a couple numbers on the CNC machine before they run it. And just cause a specific design doesnt say Mazda doesnt mean they cant plug in out bolt pattern. Try finding a cool rim for a 6 lug dodge dakota and you'll understand.
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