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Highrevnrx7 04-04-03 06:50 AM

18/10.5 +45 Will they work?
 
I have volk te37s 18/10.5 for the rear with a +45 offset. They are like a cm or so away from the trailing arm. Will they work, if not then how can i get them too?

I also am running a 275/35

93redFD 04-04-03 09:02 AM

coilover suspention

Highrevnrx7 04-04-03 10:04 AM

I read a magazine with an rx7 that was running 11's in the back. I put the back wheel on the car yesturday(w/o tire) and it was too close. Does anyone know if i could use these rims or not????? If not than i need to sell them soon. So, please get back to me!!

Chris

ptrhahn 04-04-03 10:06 AM

If you've got 'em, you might as well try 'em and let us know!

Seriously, i'd worry more about the outside clearance w/ fender lip. if thats OK, then you can do a little bit about the inside. I'm assuming you don't already have the upgraded (M2) trailing links that will give you a bit more clearance.

BUT, i've you've got a CM or so, its probably fine, the only thing to worry about is the rim protector bar on the tire, and it shouldn't stick out much on a 10.5" wheel.

Highrevnrx7 04-04-03 10:11 AM


Originally posted by ptrhahn
If you've got 'em, you might as well try 'em and let us know!

Seriously, i'd worry more about the outside clearance w/ fender lip. if thats OK, then you can do a little bit about the inside. I'm assuming you don't already have the upgraded (M2) trailing links that will give you a bit more clearance.

BUT, i've you've got a CM or so, its probably fine, the only thing to worry about is the rim protector bar on the tire, and it shouldn't stick out much on a 10.5" wheel.

Im not really woried about the outside that much, because im probably going to have to get the fenders rolled. I just want to make sure the wheels fit on my car, you know??? I appreciate you helping me with this. I will probably order the m2 trailing arms if they give me more room. I have been waiting too long on these rims to not fit.

Chris

ptrhahn 04-04-03 12:14 PM

Well, its a little like horseshoes: close counts.

I have a friend who runs 17x11" rears, and even with the upgrade toe links and some specers, the tire JUST clears the link... but thats fine. A miss is as good as a mile.

Highrevnrx7 04-04-03 07:30 PM

Well everyone a 10.5 w/ 45+ offset does fit on your rx7. I dont have any rubbing at all. Even with the r1 suspension. They look bad ass. I am going to take some pictures of it tomorrow. And i will post them on the board.

Chris

SleepR1 04-04-03 08:25 PM

Great! The math says that to be the case, but it's great to have it verified. I recommend 285/30-18 or 295/30-18 tire sizes...

ptrhahn 04-07-03 08:21 AM

Thats great, can't wait to see the pics!

Say, do us all one more favor: measure the ACTUAL width of the wheel, i.e: bead to bead. Since its usually a little larger than the stated width, and varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, it would be usefull info.

dclin 04-12-03 09:53 PM

Were you able to take pics? Also, what is your rear camber? Thanks!


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