These will work won't they?
17*8 40 offset in front
17*9 40 offset in rear If so, what size tires should I run? Thanks. |
They'll work -- 225/45 and 255/40 or 235/45 and 265/40.
You won't have anymore grip in the front than stock and your car will understeer a little with that setup. |
rynberg - thanks
What would be the "optimum" offset for - 8'' or 9'' in front and 9'' or 9.5'' in back I'm trying to get some new rims, but I want to make sure I won't comprimise anything. Currently I am running with Tein springs, about a 1'' drop. |
rynberg - thanks
What would be the "optimum" offset for - 8'' or 9'' in front and 9'' or 9.5'' in back I'm trying to get some new rims, but I want to make sure I won't comprimise anything. Currently I am running with Tein springs, about a 1'' drop. |
Well, the "optimum" would be +50, which is the stock offset. Unfortunately, very few wheels are made with an offset that high, so we make compromises.
Generally, acceptable offsets are: front: 8-8.5": +40 to +50 9": +45 to +50 9.5-10": +50 (coilovers required for 10") rear: 9": +38 to +50 9.5": +40 to +50 10": +45 to +50 I run 8.5/9.5" with +45 offset and I consider that as low an offset as I would want to run. |
Excellent help! I just hope they make the RP03's with that offset. I think I can get 8.5 in front with a 40 and a 9.5 in the rear with a 40 offset as well. I'll have to be patient, they won't be in the US for a few months. Thanks again.
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