Correct offset for 18x8.5 and 18x9.5?
Can someone tell me what would be an acceptable offset for 18x8.5 front and 18x9.5 rear in Enkei RP01 on an FD. thanks.
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preferably, you would want offsets for both in the +40 to +50 range. Some people have gotten +38 in front and back to work without rubbing but you are really pushing it.
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these wheels would be coming off a supra... i dunno what the offset is on them :(
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Originally posted by rx7racerx93xx these wheels would be coming off a supra... i dunno what the offset is on them :( |
I have +45mm offsets all the way around for the same wheels sizes. Fits perfect. I think you'd be able to run a little less of an offseit up front, to push the wheels outward a bit more.
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i run the rpo-1's in that exact size with +35mm in the front and +38mm in the back.
i have eibach springs around stock struts. i used ecsta mx's with 235/40 in the front and 275/35 in the rear. no fender rolling. the rear JUST touches the lip. a slight rolling of the rear fender lip will solve that. or you can just run the 265/35 and it "should" clear with no problems. |
Originally posted by AMRAAM4 The car they are coming off of doesn't have anything to do with the wheels offset. |
btw, thanks for the info guys.. i guess i have an idea of what offsets should work :D
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Originally posted by rx7racerx93xx actually yes it does... cause the correct offsets for that car, could be the wrong offsets for this one ;) |
lost cause... lmao
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+42 for the front and +45 for the rear The fit is perfect I run 235 in the front and 265 tires in the rear and yes you could good with a wider tire that's really up to you.
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while on the topic of offsets... anyone know the correct offset for putting 17x8 rims on an 90 gxl?
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