Help with rim fitting
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Help with rim fitting
Can someone tell me if this size wheel will fit my 94 ES300?
17x7.5", 42 offset. Tires are 215/50R17.
I am hoping NOT to use any spacers. If you think I need spacers, what size?
I know the center bore of my AM rims is 66.10mm. So hub rings of ID 60.10 OD66.10mm are required. But is the offset that I am not sure about.
Also, can I have a staggered look by putting 255/45/17 in the back??
I know this is a FWD car....just wondering
Cary
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17x7.5", 42 offset. Tires are 215/50R17.
I am hoping NOT to use any spacers. If you think I need spacers, what size?
I know the center bore of my AM rims is 66.10mm. So hub rings of ID 60.10 OD66.10mm are required. But is the offset that I am not sure about.
Also, can I have a staggered look by putting 255/45/17 in the back??
I know this is a FWD car....just wondering
Cary
Thanks
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I don't think you will need a spacer and if you do it will be a small on in the rear. About the tires trust me i've tried it it does not work at all and I ended losing about 200 bucks on the experiment.
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If you think it's ok with a staggered setup, what's the thickest tires you can go in the rear on a 17"?
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I don't notice a difference on mine with staggered rims for better or for worse. Honestly its really a waste do do it but if you insist you can go with 225/50/17's in the rear
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