2 pic requests: 18x9.5 rim with +40 mm offset, and another with a +35 mm offset
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2 pic requests: 18x9.5 rim with +40 mm offset, and another with a +35 mm offset
I am trying to decide wich offset to go with for my rear tires on my FD. So if you have any pics that show how much the wheel is tucked in (or out) I would really appreciate it.
For the front I am going to with 18x 8.5 with a +45 mm offset along with some coilovers (APex'i). So rubbing should not be a problem up front. And like I stated in the tittle: On the rear I am going with 18x9.5 but I am trying to decide which to go with either +35 mm or +40 mm offset.
Thanks,
M-
Edit- P.S. I was going to go for a volk racing wheel or something comparable, but I would be too afraid to park my car ANYWHERE. So this is the wheel that I am getting: The 18x9.5 weighs 23 lbs. Not a lightweight wheel but also not a pig either but according to axis the wheel is strong enough for track use. But I don't really care I don't track my car anyway
For the front I am going to with 18x 8.5 with a +45 mm offset along with some coilovers (APex'i). So rubbing should not be a problem up front. And like I stated in the tittle: On the rear I am going with 18x9.5 but I am trying to decide which to go with either +35 mm or +40 mm offset.
Thanks,
M-
Edit- P.S. I was going to go for a volk racing wheel or something comparable, but I would be too afraid to park my car ANYWHERE. So this is the wheel that I am getting: The 18x9.5 weighs 23 lbs. Not a lightweight wheel but also not a pig either but according to axis the wheel is strong enough for track use. But I don't really care I don't track my car anyway
Last edited by Montego; Mar 11, 2005 at 05:34 PM.
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ok In my searches I found:
Rynberg's ride 18 X 9.5 with +45 mm
wow! I begining to thing that with a +35 my tire would stick way out... too much actually
Rynberg's ride 18 X 9.5 with +45 mm
wow! I begining to thing that with a +35 my tire would stick way out... too much actually
Last edited by Montego; Mar 11, 2005 at 05:53 PM.
Awww, you focker, I am looking into those reverbs also in gold or graphite, for my black 93. I live on the eastcoast though.
Is your car Montego? I want pics as soon as you get them mounted!
BTW, go with the 35mm its only 10mm more toward the fender than the red car up there (that wheel looks too tucked in IMO) Remember, 1/2" is about 13mm, so you should be okay if you run a 255/35 rear and 235/40 front (I did the tire calculations and it is very close to stock diameter).
Is your car Montego? I want pics as soon as you get them mounted!
BTW, go with the 35mm its only 10mm more toward the fender than the red car up there (that wheel looks too tucked in IMO) Remember, 1/2" is about 13mm, so you should be okay if you run a 255/35 rear and 235/40 front (I did the tire calculations and it is very close to stock diameter).
Last edited by 1234rotor; Mar 13, 2005 at 02:45 AM.
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Originally Posted by 1234rotor
Is your car Montego? I want pics as soon as you get them mounted!
Yeah the color of my car is montego. But the car will most likely be yellow (not cym but yellow
) when I buy them. And of course I will post pics
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What site are you getting those rims from. I acutually like those alot -- they come in bronze you say????
I either want those or the Gram Lights with a deep dish lip, what is the price difference between the two???
I either want those or the Gram Lights with a deep dish lip, what is the price difference between the two???
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I have 9.5's in back and front with a 45mm offset. Perfect in front, back is a bit inward for my tastes but I could fit a 285 out there without issue. I currently run 265's all around. I DO have the rears rolled.
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