17X9 +38mm offset?
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17X9 +38mm offset?
Found some pretty light wheels with a 6" backspacing. Doing the calc it should come out to +38mm offset. Will these work with the FD. I want to run all 4 this size. I think they are sized to fit a mustang.
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I run 17 x 9 in the rear with a +38 offset with no problems (255/40-17 tire size).
Not sure about the fronts though. I think you'll be pretty close to the fenders, but it depends on the tire size.
Is you car lowered or at stock height?
Not sure about the fronts though. I think you'll be pretty close to the fenders, but it depends on the tire size.
Is you car lowered or at stock height?
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In doing calcs, remember that the real wheel width is not the same as nominal wheel width. Wheels typically are 1" to 1-1/4" wider than the nominal size. For instance a 9" Volk wheels is really 10-1/8" wide. So if you were calculating offset on that wheel from the backspacing, you would use 10-1/8" instead of 9".
My 18x10" wheels have exactly 7.5" of backspacing and about +50mm of offset.
-Max
My 18x10" wheels have exactly 7.5" of backspacing and about +50mm of offset.
-Max
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SilverR1,
You'll like the Integral A2s, especially on a silver car! I have the Integrals A2s in 9 x 17, 45-mm offsets with 255/40-17 Yokohama AVS Intermediates all around, and have experienced no rubbing problems road or track...(hot avatar)
You'll like the Integral A2s, especially on a silver car! I have the Integrals A2s in 9 x 17, 45-mm offsets with 255/40-17 Yokohama AVS Intermediates all around, and have experienced no rubbing problems road or track...(hot avatar)