18X9 front with a +35 offset
18X10 rear with a +35 offset

any ideas if they will fit if so what size tyres would you recommend?

 

Is it for a 3rd gen?If so the offset will not work.

 

It will not fit on an FC either.


-Ted

 

18x8.5 +38 offset
18x10 +43 offset

that should work, correct me if im wrong..

 

Should, but it depends. What size tires, and what's your suspension setup?

 

^^ my friend ran the exact same wheel setup on his R1 with the stock suspension..i have no clue what tires he had but he said he didnt have to do modifications to the fenders cause it didnt rub..

i wonder what tires he used too, i wanna run the same setup..

 

its a 3rd gen so it wont work cos i was looking at getting buddyclub wheels and thats the only offset they do

 

so will +38 front and +25 rear fit then?

 

No the rears still wont work unless you have a widebody.

 

Let's make this easy. in those widths you will want to run ideally a +45 to a +50 offset. Anything under that has the potential of rubbing depending on the tire width you use. This would allow for a 255/35 and 285/30 setup. if you stretch thin *** tires on it then you might be able to run a lower offset.

 

That's not always so. I had 8.5" wide wheels w/ a +37 offset, and 245/40 and experienced no rubbing whatsoever. As I alluded to above, it all depends on what your suspension setup is, your wheel offsets and widths, and tire sizes.

 

The offsets above are a safe way to go. The Speedking setup might have worked for you but it is a conditional setup. Whereas the offsets listed above +45 to +50 are the safest to go with and you won't have to ask so many of these questions.

Obviously if you run some pretty massive spring rates it can alleviate chances of rubbing or possible a front sway bar. Your choice of tires and their respective sidewalls can also make a difference. Your wheel choice can also vary this because not all 8.5" wide wheels measure the same from outer edge of outer rim to outer edge of inner rim.

Rishie