Integral Offsets
Integral Offsets
From what I've read/found via searching, A SSR Integral in 17x9 with a backspace of 5.9" would have an offset of 1.4", which I think calculates to a 38mm offset. (Some website listed in the stickies said this would be 20mm offset though?)
Is there any chance those would fit on a lowered, coilover equipped FD without violent rubbing?
My thought is that they may work, but they will likely rub, and you might have to roll the fenders too.
Is there any chance those would fit on a lowered, coilover equipped FD without violent rubbing?
My thought is that they may work, but they will likely rub, and you might have to roll the fenders too.
Ok, I figured out where my offset calculation was wrong.
It's Backspacing - 1/2 * (advertised wheel width + 1") = offset
So the offset on these integrals is .9" or about 23mm, which will not fit at all.
It's Backspacing - 1/2 * (advertised wheel width + 1") = offset
So the offset on these integrals is .9" or about 23mm, which will not fit at all.
try a completed item search...
a lot of times people list a high price on their wheels and no one bids, and the seller doesnt bother relisting the item. Or the reserve is not met. Ebay has its auctions from a month ago in a completed items search. Anyways, just a suggestion, if you can find the right offsets for wheels, good luck
a lot of times people list a high price on their wheels and no one bids, and the seller doesnt bother relisting the item. Or the reserve is not met. Ebay has its auctions from a month ago in a completed items search. Anyways, just a suggestion, if you can find the right offsets for wheels, good luck
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=66484
No bids at 2k, I guarentee he would take much less.. An 18x9 +40 around should be a pretty good fitment on an FD.. the 265s in front might be a tight fit though
if you like the fugly GT-Ps
No bids at 2k, I guarentee he would take much less.. An 18x9 +40 around should be a pretty good fitment on an FD.. the 265s in front might be a tight fit though
if you like the fugly GT-Ps
Yep.
I've been watching for 17x9" Integrals on ebay for 2 years. I don't think I've seen a set with FD-compatible offsets go on there, at least not when I had money to buy them.
They're still my favorite street wheel for the FD.
I need to find someone who wants to upgrade to 18x10's and would like to get rid of theirs...
I've been watching for 17x9" Integrals on ebay for 2 years. I don't think I've seen a set with FD-compatible offsets go on there, at least not when I had money to buy them.
They're still my favorite street wheel for the FD.
I need to find someone who wants to upgrade to 18x10's and would like to get rid of theirs...
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Originally Posted by GooRoo
Yep.
I've been watching for 17x9" Integrals on ebay for 2 years. I don't think I've seen a set with FD-compatible offsets go on there, at least not when I had money to buy them.
They're still my favorite street wheel for the FD.
I need to find someone who wants to upgrade to 18x10's and would like to get rid of theirs...
I've been watching for 17x9" Integrals on ebay for 2 years. I don't think I've seen a set with FD-compatible offsets go on there, at least not when I had money to buy them.
They're still my favorite street wheel for the FD.
I need to find someone who wants to upgrade to 18x10's and would like to get rid of theirs...
bummer...
And I have two - 17x8 and one - 17x9 Intergrals sitting in my garage waiting for the day they will once again be a complete set...
lol, I've been looking for some 17X9's for a while now! I would like to get to having the same size front and back again, just to be able to rotate the tires again. I may just end up getting some 17X10's and ditch the Intergrals all together.
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Originally Posted by shawnk
I'll trade you my 2 8" rims for your 2 9" rims - even steven. That way you'd have 8's all the way around - just what you are looking for!
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Originally Posted by GooRoo
From what I've read/found via searching, A SSR Integral in 17x9 with a backspace of 5.9" would have an offset of 1.4", which I think calculates to a 38mm offset. (Some website listed in the stickies said this would be 20mm offset though?)
Is there any chance those would fit on a lowered, coilover equipped FD without violent rubbing?
My thought is that they may work, but they will likely rub, and you might have to roll the fenders too.
Is there any chance those would fit on a lowered, coilover equipped FD without violent rubbing?
My thought is that they may work, but they will likely rub, and you might have to roll the fenders too.
Originally Posted by rynberg
They had +38, +45 and one lesser offset, probably one in the +2X range.
Thanks
Ill be rolling my front fenders but still, those low offsets really scare me.
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Originally Posted by ulost2my7
Thanks
Ill be rolling my front fenders but still, those low offsets really scare me.
Ill be rolling my front fenders but still, those low offsets really scare me.
Originally Posted by rynberg
Why? What are you buying? The +45 offset will work great up front. The others won't. Nothing to worry about.
Might sound stupid but i DONT know the offsets. I bought the wheels off someone here who had them on their fd so i know its possible to have it on the car. The thing is what i might go through when i find out it might not fit unless alterations are made.
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Originally Posted by ulost2my7
Might sound stupid but i DONT know the offsets. I bought the wheels off someone here who had them on their fd so i know its possible to have it on the car. The thing is what i might go through when i find out it might not fit unless alterations are made.
I wouldn't be sure they'll fit -- I see a lot of wheels people are trying to sell that won't fit, despite claims to the contrary.
Originally Posted by rynberg
SSR puts the offsets on their wheels. There should be a plaque on the inside of the rim.
I wouldn't be sure they'll fit -- I see a lot of wheels people are trying to sell that won't fit, despite claims to the contrary.
I wouldn't be sure they'll fit -- I see a lot of wheels people are trying to sell that won't fit, despite claims to the contrary.
O cool, im gonna go and check it out. Thanks.
But umm it def fits on an FD cause i seen pics of these exact wheels i bought on an FD. I bought these wheels from lane change, who had them on an FD so i know its possible. The suspension setup or fender rolling? We'll see what i have to do to get these on if i have to do any.