The Official FC Wheel Fitment Thread
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17x8 +35 front
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
#1502
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I got some 17x7.5 +30 up front, with some 235's on them. They are rubbing the coilovers just a little and not sure how much of a spacer to buy. They are already pretty flush and if I add to much they will be beyond the fender. Any advice would be great. Thanks in advance.
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Originally Posted by robtechfabrications
17x8 +35 front
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
rears, def. won't need a spacer. they should be good on the inside. what size tire you planning on running? probably will need to roll the fender a little. 17x9 +17 with a 235/40 needs a slight pull on the fender to not rub.
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Originally Posted by robtechfabrications
will these fit? 17x7 +35 front...17x8 +35 rear
on ground control suspension now...tein super drifts in the near future.
thinking of running 225/40 and 245/40 or would they be better with 215 and 235?
on ground control suspension now...tein super drifts in the near future.
thinking of running 225/40 and 245/40 or would they be better with 215 and 235?
225 / 45 / 17 is a more appropriate size versus stock.
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Originally Posted by robtechfabrications
17x8 +35 front
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
17x9 +22 rear
will these fit? im pretty sure the fronts will, especially with my 20mm widefenders so i can space em if need be...so im more concerned about those rears...will those need spacers to fit?
I still think the 8.0", +35 is too tight up front, especially with stock type suspension.
You might need a thin spacer to get the correct clearance inside.
With the 20mm overfenders, it's really overkill up front.
The rears get mighty close to the fender lip.
Be prepared to at least roll them in the back.
-Ted
#1506
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Originally Posted by RETed
I still think the 8.0", +35 is too tight up front, especially with stock type suspension.
You might need a thin spacer to get the correct clearance inside.
-Ted
You might need a thin spacer to get the correct clearance inside.
-Ted
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Originally Posted by Nosferatu
That's funny,that's what I'm running and it works perfect with room to spare between the spring and tire on a stock spring type suspension and 225/40/17's.Running anything larger tire wise you will have problems without a spacer.Where do you come up with this info?Maybe 16 inch rims would be a problem with that offset because of the tire options?
225 / 45 / 17 is a more appropriate size compared to the stock Turbo II 205 / 55 / 16 tire size.
I've seen a 17" x 8.0", +35 SSR GP-theta's on a Kouki FC turbo with 225 / 45 / 17 up front.
It didn't fit.
Granted, the car was running Ground Control coilovers, and this might be the problem for the fitment.
I also have a customer's Kouki FC turbo locally here.
He's running 17" x 8.0", +35 Work Rezaz Roars with 235 / 45 / 17 up front.
These don't fit either.
We had to run a 3mm spacer to get it to clear.
This car is also running Ground Control coilovers with Koni Sport yellows.
So, it might be that the GC coilover adjustable spring perch at the bottom is causing the fitment interference...?
I have two sets of 17" x 8.0", +35 in my possession right now.
Advan AVS VS-6's
Volk Racing Group-C's
I've been promising to do a real fitment write-up with all the wheels I have laying around just to give folks an idea of what works...
Sorry for taking so long!
-Ted
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Originally Posted by r33
17x 8 +25
17 x9 +25
17 x9 +25
17" x 9.0", +25 with 255 / 40 / 17 tires will get close to the fender lip in the rear, but I think it should still clear.
Dropping down a size to a 245 / 40 / 17 should clear everything back there.
17X7.5+32
17X8+38
17X8+38
Run 225 / 45 / 17 up front with the 7.5".
Run 235 / 45 / 17 or even 245 / 40 / 17 in back on the 8.0".
This set-up should clear everything with no problem.
-Ted
#1511
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Originally Posted by RETed
Actually, 225 / 40 / 17 is the wrong size.
225 / 45 / 17 is a more appropriate size compared to the stock Turbo II 205 / 55 / 16 tire size.
-Ted
225 / 45 / 17 is a more appropriate size compared to the stock Turbo II 205 / 55 / 16 tire size.
-Ted
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i dont know if you can stretch a 215 on a 9" but if you can ill be close. i have 18x9 with 225 and it rubs on hard corners. THATS WITH A 24 offset! you are out about a half inch and should require some fender rolling AT LEAST. rears should be no problem with 225 you can probably get away with 235 and 245 with some fender rolling.
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whats the lowest offset you can go with 16's and stock fenders with 225/50/16 tires. thanks. i used to have a web site that did all the math 4 u but i just got a new computer build so i lost a lot of bookmarks
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Originally Posted by chozenfc3s
just wondering does anyone know if this size rims will fit
f & r: 17x9 +35
also what size tires could i put on? (stock fenders)
f & r: 17x9 +35
also what size tires could i put on? (stock fenders)
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Originally Posted by unek87
whats the lowest offset you can go with 16's and stock fenders with 225/50/16 tires.
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I posted this elsewhere in the forum before I realised I should post here:
Drag radials How about 26 x 10 X 15 AKA (275 50.) with 15x8 or 15x9 et 30-35,
8 inch rim is recomended by the seller.
Drag radials How about 26 x 10 X 15 AKA (275 50.) with 15x8 or 15x9 et 30-35,
8 inch rim is recomended by the seller.
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10" wide slick is just too wide out back.
I don't usually run anything wider than a 9.0" wide if I need to.
26" x 9.0" x 15" is what we usually run, when we used to drag...
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I don't usually run anything wider than a 9.0" wide if I need to.
26" x 9.0" x 15" is what we usually run, when we used to drag...
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I'm sorry one more ?, is that a 255 50 15, if possible can you please recomend a specific manufacturer and and metric size. The English size dosen't seem to corespond exactly to the metric in this case as some seem to be talking about the section width and some seem to be talking about the tread width.
Thanks....
Thanks....
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Tires are sized either as:
Width in mm / sidewall height in % of width / wheel diameter in inches (most tires)
or as:
Tire diameter in inches / width in inches / wheel diameter in inches (imperial sized slicks)
or as:
Tire width in mm / tire diameter in mm / wheel diameter in inches (metric sized slicks)
Width in mm / sidewall height in % of width / wheel diameter in inches (most tires)
or as:
Tire diameter in inches / width in inches / wheel diameter in inches (imperial sized slicks)
or as:
Tire width in mm / tire diameter in mm / wheel diameter in inches (metric sized slicks)