DriftingB26RX7

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can any one tell me or is that too small? pics??

Catharsis

plenty roll it... youcan just do better than that

Black91n/a

You can't go much bigger than 8" wide in the front without rolled fenders or coilovers anyway, so that is a good size. A 225/45/17 will fit nicely on there.

RexRyder

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I use Mazda3 wheels. 17x7.5 I believe. They look great. Looks like there are 5 rotors in the wheels.

matts86fc3s

no but im rolling on 18x9.5 rear and 18x8 front... 86 base

DriftingB26RX7

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rexryder and matts86fc3s pics please

joeberentsen

Great now some kid is gonna search for threads about RX-7s with 5-rotor engines and wind up here.

joeberentsen

hey d00dz whats up?!! XD XD I wuz wondering if u guys have any advice for my winnter project i want to put a 5-roter AKA THE 32B in my GSL???? XD XD my dad is good at cars so it should be easy but my friend works at autozone and he said they don't sell any 5-roters so he said maybe do i have 2 import from japan?????????????? maybe on of u guys has a used one in ur garage LOL i think they came on the 95-97 jspec 3rd gen u know the ones with the sunroof anyway pm me if u have one thx!!!!!

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RN's X-7

I have 17x8's all the way around with 235/40 17, a little to wide for my liking

p4nc7

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Isn't 225 the widest you can go in front? I mean, for all intesive purposes with there actually being a tire? (no rubber band) =) 17x7.5 is fine, t2's came stock with 16x6.5 =)

Black91n/a

You're wrong. TII's had 16x7's. But you're also right. A 225 is about as wide as you can do in the front IF you have stock fenders and suspension. With coilovers and rolled fender lips I've seen pictures of 245's and 255's up front. Some 235's fit with stock fenders and suspensions, but not all will and the offset gets critical to fit that in there. 225's give a bit more leeway and give better tire selection. I've got 17x8's with 32mm offset and 225/45/17's and they fit perfectly with no rubbing ever. That's with stock springs and stock fenders. You can go up to about a 265 in the rear I do beleive.