Wheel? 17x8.5 what offset?
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Wheel? 17x8.5 what offset?
I have been trying to get consistent info on wheel fittings. I was originally looking for 17x9 but from searching it looks like I will more than likely have rubbing issues. 17x 8.5 is the next option. I am hoping to keep a symmetrical
set up. What offset will accomplish this? I currently have a stock suspension set up. Thanks for any help.
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set up. What offset will accomplish this? I currently have a stock suspension set up. Thanks for any help.
John
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I was somewhat sure the 17x9 would not be problem in the rear but I would like the same width in the front. It is really hard to find 17x8.5 wheels in a +45 or higher. Can I go 40+
on a 8.5 wheel?
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on a 8.5 wheel?
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I searched and found that someone was have rubbing issues with the 5zigen
17x9 with a +43 offset. I would have originaly thought those would be safe on the
front and rear?? If I go 17x9 all around would +48-+50 be the best option?
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17x9 with a +43 offset. I would have originaly thought those would be safe on the
front and rear?? If I go 17x9 all around would +48-+50 be the best option?
John
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thanks for the info, Dose anyone know if the 5Zigen Fno1RC would be ok in a 17x9 +43. I read the one long post a couple months back where the owner had rubbing issues with the liner. I got the impression that was a rare case?? Anyone else have experience? The reason I ask about the 5Zigen's is because they are easy to get and cheap!!
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So 17x9 +43 is a pretty safe choice? It is hard to find wheels in these sizes 17x9 over a +40 offset. I would really like to have the 5zigens work on a stock setup.
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So 17x9 +43 is a pretty safe choice? It is hard to find wheels in these sizes 17x9 over a +40 offset. I would really like to have the 5zigens work on a stock setup.
John
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Originally Posted by Quickfini
Yah, friend of mine (omochi) runs 17x9 all around with +45..
I'm running 17x8 front, 17x9 rears with +35.. fronts rub slightly, but rears fit fine.. however my car is pretty low on my tein flex's..
I'm running 17x8 front, 17x9 rears with +35.. fronts rub slightly, but rears fit fine.. however my car is pretty low on my tein flex's..
How low are your Tien's? Im considering a similar setup and I'm on eibachs & stock shocks. curious how low you are to cause the rubbing.