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Old 01-18-06, 11:31 PM
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fd wheel fitment

I was searching but couldnt find a definite answer which is would a 17x10" wheel fit nicely on a fd with +35 offset in the rear and 17x8" with +35 offset in the front? If not, what is a ideal offset that would be better.
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anyone know...
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I dont know I just took the car in and had wheels ordered. I have 17x8s in front on 235/40/17 and 17x10 in back with 275/40/17 and they fit great and look good too.
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So do you know the offset of the wheels?...
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Did you search the "suspension/wheels/tires/brakes" section?


https://www.rx7club.com/suspension-wheels-tires-brakes-20/fd-wheel-tire-sizing-416251/


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No, those offsets are too low for good fitment, especially at the rear. Please search the Suspension forum. A +38 should be considered a minimum offset for 10" wheel at the rear and even that would require fender rolling. Ideal offset range is between +45 to +50.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
Ideal offset range is between +45 to +50.
+55 is barely good too. That's what is on the back of my car.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
No, those offsets are too low for good fitment, especially at the rear. Please search the Suspension forum. A +38 should be considered a minimum offset for 10" wheel at the rear and even that would require fender rolling. Ideal offset range is between +45 to +50.
My backs rims are 18X10's with 50 offset, running 275.
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what is the offset that you guys with 17x8 have on the front?

Thanks for the replies
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Bah, a 17x8 is too skinny. What's the point of "upgrading"? At the least, go with a 17x8.5 or 17x9, this will allow for a 245/40 or 255/40 tire up front. In any case, I wouldn't go below +40 offset for 17x8 or 17x8.5, +45 offset for 17x9.

Please look in the Suspension forum...tons of good fitment info!
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hmm, rynberg i looked at the Official Fd wheel offset table posted by CEASARx7 and it said to run 17x8 in the fronts it is recommended that the offset be 31+ and for the rear offest for 17x10 to be 44+ . In your post you mentioned that i shouldnt go below 40 offset for 17x8 or 8.5 . This is the stuff that confuses me... Which is correct and which isn't.

Thanks for the help
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