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Help!!! Another Offset question
Ok, so I bought a set of 18x8.5 +36 and 18x9.5+35 wheels from memoryfab.com, they show up and the rears are +42!!! They refund me back part of my money so i'm cool with the price. I really like how they look and they are clean. Will these even be worth trying to fit because I plan on a z32 brake upgrade with my 5 lug swap. Help me out. I know all about offsets for a S2000 because its my main car and I bought my 240sx and Sr20det for a toy so I could beat up on a car but now I want to make it really nice. thanks
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brake clearance is 100% dependent on spoke design, they MAY (probably will) hit your coilovers, nothing a spacer cant fix, though.
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I understand that spoke design is a huge factor but i'm more worried about them hitting the struts and sinking into the fenders. A +35 offset like I had been told they were would have been almost perfect but +42 may look bad. They will fit my S2000 but I have a set of SSR Type C 17x7.5 +40 and 17x9 +40. they look perfect and fit a BBK so I don't want to change them.
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Like Pank said.
All you have to do is get yourself some spacers. I would say 15mm or 20mm spacer for the rear and maybe even a 10mm for the front just to be cool. Whatever. Edit: Oops just saw that your from OK, no wonder for the inability to understand what Pank said. And yes I'm originally from Texas. Thus the mandatory hate. |
I'm waiting on the circuit sports ver. 2 5 lug hubs with extended studs to be released and i'm buying them. You think 10mm or 15mm spacers would work? I didn't even think of that. Thanks for all the quick responses and while its being said, Down with the longhorns!! haha I'm an OU fan.
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With those sizes, you need to drop the offset down to +20 to make them pretty flush.
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Or I can use a 15mm spacer and not rub even If i drop it nearly 3 inches. I'll run around with it dropped like 2.75" most of the time though
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im running 18 7.5 +42 all the way around and looks fine, no fitment issues at all.
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