Wheel Fitment +Rim Choice HALP (s14)

[telusethegoose]

I'm kinda new to the whole forum thing, so I apologize if I shouldnt have started my own thread for this question, but after looking through some pictures I realized my question has more of a personal answer than general.

Im looking into buying some of deez in the future for my 95 s14 in 18"x8.5
http://mrrwheels.com/images/gt1-wheel-silver-380px.jpg

Ive got z32 calipers up front, and I'll have coils before I purchase the wheels, but I'm wondering what the maximum offset I could use is without pulling/modifying my fenders? I want them all to be the same, as putting a bigger dish in the back looks tacky as hell. If possible I would like at least 2 inches of dish.

also, if anyone has seen these rims in person with multiple offsets or owns them, how do they accommodate for the offset? Ive seen a couple pictures of them with really curved spokes and they look like crap compared to the straighter ones
ex:
http://wheeldynamix.com/gallery/albums/Imports/MRR_GT1_002.sized.jpg

as opposed to...

http://www.m5board.com/vbulletin/attachments/e39-m5-e52-z8-discussion/82039d1241116582-my-new-wheels-mrr-gt1-19-cimg2466.jpg

I know it's a lot of info, but any advice/information/pictures would be totally awesome to the max degree!
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[godrifttoday]

Offset 15 and above

[telusethegoose]

Offset 15 and above

thanks for the information :) so +15 is what I would need to clear my calipers? (first time buying rims) my major question is what is the biggest I could go before running into front/rear fender issues? 45? 40? I dont really want to run metal across my hub and pull out a gauge haha

[fliprayzin240sx]

Offset has absolutely NOTHING to do with brake caliper clearance. If you're gonna stay with stock fenders with out rolling it, shoot for about 9j +25, maybe +20 if you plan on running skinnier tires.

Also, look into the wheel fitment thread and Maximum wheel fitment threads to see what folks are running on their cars.