good offset for an fd???
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new wheels. help!!
so i finally settled on a set of wheels that i want to get and are in my price range. im getting some 17 inch 5Zigen FN01R-C's. i know i want 17's and wide rim prob 10 in the back and i need help deciding if i should stagger for the front and i need help with offset.
i really like the look of a lower offset such as some of the pictures i will post bellow. anyone can throw there 2 cents in and i know im prob gonna get flamed for not searching but whatever lol. any help of input is appreciated.
i really like the look of a lower offset such as some of the pictures i will post bellow. anyone can throw there 2 cents in and i know im prob gonna get flamed for not searching but whatever lol. any help of input is appreciated.
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i would really like to get the concave all around like the fd in the first picture has. if anyone knows what offset, wheel sizes and if he had to do to make them fit please let me know. i would greatly appreciate it.
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hmm interesting. that doesnt seem like it would do to well performance wise. it would just be for looks then. maybe i should think about staggering them
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good offset for an fd???
ok so i found someone on the forum selling 2 wheels (FN01R-C's) i would use for the front of my car. there 17x9 +15 offset. is this a good offset to use for an fd? i will be running 17x10 +25 or +35's in the back. Thanks for the help
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No, those offsets are way too low unless you have widebody fenders. Good offset range for 17x9 up front is +43 to +50. Your rear offsets are also too low with stock fenders. You will want to be +40 to +50 to maintain fender lip clearance with 275 tires.
EDIT: Ugh, why did you start a new thread on the same topic? Merged threads....
EDIT: Ugh, why did you start a new thread on the same topic? Merged threads....
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