Wheel width/offset/size and tire fitment Q&A thread
05-10-12, 09:26 PM
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Where in Queens? I grew up in Jamaica. Rochdale Village to be exact. Damn! I miss real pizza and chinese food!
Anyway, I got some new specs to ask about.
These:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-37c
18x9 +25? wh
18x10 +25?
or these:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-77c
20x9 +36
20x10.5 +45
Please feel free to give me some opinions on the style of these two wheels as well as recommended tire sizes and necessary fender mods involved. I need to make a decision on a set before the wife finds something else to do with my money! oh yeah i will def be on coilvers! Probly Nex....I like the spring rates.
Thanks!
Anyway, I got some new specs to ask about.
These:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-37c
18x9 +25? wh
18x10 +25?
or these:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-77c
20x9 +36
20x10.5 +45
Please feel free to give me some opinions on the style of these two wheels as well as recommended tire sizes and necessary fender mods involved. I need to make a decision on a set before the wife finds something else to do with my money! oh yeah i will def be on coilvers! Probly Nex....I like the spring rates.
Thanks!
05-11-12, 08:16 AM
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05-11-12, 10:31 AM
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Where in Queens? I grew up in Jamaica. Rochdale Village to be exact. Damn! I miss real pizza and chinese food!
Anyway, I got some new specs to ask about.
These:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-37c
18x9 +25? wh
18x10 +25?
or these:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-77c
20x9 +36
20x10.5 +45
Please feel free to give me some opinions on the style of these two wheels as well as recommended tire sizes and necessary fender mods involved. I need to make a decision on a set before the wife finds something else to do with my money! oh yeah i will def be on coilvers! Probly Nex....I like the spring rates.
Thanks!
Anyway, I got some new specs to ask about.
These:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-37c
18x9 +25? wh
18x10 +25?
or these:
http://yoshiharadesign.com/wheels/dy-77c
20x9 +36
20x10.5 +45
Please feel free to give me some opinions on the style of these two wheels as well as recommended tire sizes and necessary fender mods involved. I need to make a decision on a set before the wife finds something else to do with my money! oh yeah i will def be on coilvers! Probly Nex....I like the spring rates.
Thanks!
DY-77C , the offsets you picked, you should be fine. I think they might be sunken in the fender in the rear. Probably need spacers to fill the space. I'm sure the pros will chime in for the proper answer.
DY-37c , if you picked the lower offset, probably just need the standard roll in the front and shave in the rear.
Probably need spacers to fill the space and I dunno what tires though. I'm sure the pros will chime in for the proper answer.
Last edited by SPRTNYDSN; 05-11-12 at 10:42 AM. Reason: extra info
05-11-12, 10:58 AM
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Those are not aggressive at all. Should be tucking just a little bit on the first set of rims. Roll and shave
Rears are the same.
Put it this way EVERYONE who wants to get rims? Roll and shave. It will fit nearly all your wheel questions. Rolling+shaving is a precaution as well and it allows you to get a variety of different wheels so why not do it.
If you are getting super aggressive wheels, such as the single/negative digits then you should know you'll be doing some fender work.
Last edited by abounly; 05-11-12 at 11:12 AM.
05-11-12, 08:03 PM
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Those are not aggressive at all. Should be tucking just a little bit on the first set of rims. Roll and shave
Rears are the same.
Put it this way EVERYONE who wants to get rims? Roll and shave. It will fit nearly all your wheel questions. Rolling+shaving is a precaution as well and it allows you to get a variety of different wheels so why not do it.
If you are getting super aggressive wheels, such as the single/negative digits then you should know you'll be doing some fender work.
Rears are the same.
Put it this way EVERYONE who wants to get rims? Roll and shave. It will fit nearly all your wheel questions. Rolling+shaving is a precaution as well and it allows you to get a variety of different wheels so why not do it.
If you are getting super aggressive wheels, such as the single/negative digits then you should know you'll be doing some fender work.
05-11-12, 08:12 PM
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At this point I think it's just a matter of what you like. Buy the wheels, test fit them with your suspension setup and roll / shave as needed.
BTW, nobody made any comments about the two styles I chose.
BTW, nobody made any comments about the two styles I chose.
05-11-12, 09:46 PM
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05-28-12, 10:14 AM
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Size: 19x8.5
Bolt Pattern: 5x120
Offset: +13mm
Finish: Hyper Silver
Condition: Brand New
How hard aside from adapters will it take to fit these? 03 gs300.....coilovers soon.
Bolt Pattern: 5x120
Offset: +13mm
Finish: Hyper Silver
Condition: Brand New
How hard aside from adapters will it take to fit these? 03 gs300.....coilovers soon.