View Full Version : s14 kouki vs s13 wheel offset difference
Silverbullet
08-07-2009, 05:44 PM
Hey guys, the information that i am looking for uses terms that are too common for just about every other thread, so hopfully someone can give a straight up answer, as I know I've seen it once in a while in random threads.
I am using wheels from an S13 that were flush to go onto an S14 kouki. I would like to retain that fitment, however I know S14 bodies are wider than S13 bodies, and Kouki s14 front fender are possibly even slightly more wider than zenki fenders.
What spacers should i be using in the rear and the front? I have the impression they are about 5mm wider on each side, however I would like for that to be confirmed so proper spacers are bought
any love?
:ughd:
backwoods
08-07-2009, 08:35 PM
20mm on the rear iirc. not sure on front
5t341tH
08-07-2009, 10:11 PM
wtf. why not mount them on first and decide for yourself. flush is a personal thing. not everyones idea is the same
Bushido
08-08-2009, 10:29 AM
17x9+15 for s13
17x9-0 for s14
adam s
08-08-2009, 04:54 PM
17x9+15 for s13
17x9-0 for s14
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msglength
Silverbullet
08-09-2009, 09:57 AM
Thanks for the other responses.
17x9+15 for s13
17x9-0 for s14
So is the S14 15mm wider on both front and rear on each side?
wtf. why not mount them on first and decide for yourself. flush is a personal thing. not everyones idea is the same
thanks for contributing. Do you want my life story?
My S14 is daily driven, and my S13 is stored 200 miles away. I will only be with it for a few days, and in that time, i would like to have the spacers already and bolt them on.
My S13 is already flush -my idea of flush. I would like to retain that same flushness, which hence why I'm asking what the body difference is. Do you have any more questions?
funes
08-09-2009, 10:14 AM
nice info.
Bushido
08-09-2009, 06:39 PM
roughly 15mm difference i suppose...
there is no clear answer, we all have a different idea of what flush is.
I think flush means that the wheel lip is even with the fender lip, not protruding past it.
If you have stock fenders, stick to the rule of thumb above.
95KA-Turbo
08-09-2009, 07:41 PM
What are the wheel sizes? I ran a 17X9 +3 w/ 215/45 and currently run a 17X10 +7 w/ 245/40, it could come out about 5mms in both cases, or go in about 5mms and run a slightly larger tire. This is on a kouki S14 btw.
Silverbullet
08-09-2009, 08:14 PM
your rears are pulled aren't they? I couldn't pull off the level of your flushness since the tires on wheels aren't stretched lol
F: 17x8 effective offset of +22 on 225/45 tires
R: 17x9 eff offset of +25 on 245/45 tires
I liked how they sat on my S13 but they will be def sunk on the S14. I'm going to be buying spacers for my S14 anyways so i figure might as well just do it once. its just slightly inconvenient with the car and the wheels that will be on them are 3 hrs away from each other lol
I think flush means that the wheel lip is even with the fender lip, not protruding past it.
I agree, for a daily beater anyhow.
hellion240sx
05-23-2010, 10:10 AM
kind of an old thread, but thats what happens when you search :) but in for some pics. please.
95 ka do you have pics of your set up?
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