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Okay, I was just checking because I know some guys who bought Rota wheels (mainly FWD cars) had issues with their wheels clearing the brakes so they had to run spacers in the front to clear the brakes. I am looking at the JNC001 ET25 so idk if anyone can shed some light on this.
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Uh. No, the fronts use exactly the same parts. Only the rear brakes are different, and only the rotors due to the deeper ebrake drums.
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ETA... NVM because I didn't check RealOEM firstLast edited by The Dark Side of Will; 11-25-2018, 07:07 PM.
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Brake clearance is rarely a problem. If they clear a RWD car, they'll fit the ix.
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Also it seems depending on what wheels you are trying to put on the car some may not fit depending on whether they clear the brakes or not. So how are you supposed to know what will actually work on the car?
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Originally posted by ThatM20Guy View PostI am still running stock wheels so I don’t have any personal experience, but I have saved this from earlier in this thread. (Don’t remember who said it, probably nando)
Generally, depending on tire size of course:
7" wheels - ET25-ET40 (ET25 is pushing it)
7.5" wheels - ET30-ET35
8" wheels - ET30 (+/-2mm or so - they are a tight fit).
9" wheels are never going to fit an ix properly (that is, not stick out 1" past the fenders), unless you do stupid things with "stance" and camber and undersized tires. Thankfully that seems to have finally died out a bit..
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Originally posted by Kershaw View PostA freshly painted set of 15x7 OEM ix weaves with 15mm spacers looks great.
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A freshly painted set of 15x7 OEM ix weaves with 15mm spacers looks great.
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Originally posted by ThatM20Guy View PostYou've got it backwards. If you put a 10mm spacer your offset now becomes +15, so the wheel would be sticking out further than the +25.
Think of it this way, the higher the positive number, the more pushed in the wheel will be, and the higher the negative number, the further the wheel will be pushed out.
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Originally posted by RWD BLOWS View PostSo this helps out a lot so if I have an 8 inch wheel at a +25 offset I could run a 5 or 10mm spacer all the way around? Or am I thinking about this backwards?
Think of it this way, the higher the positive number, the more pushed in the wheel will be, and the higher the negative number, the further the wheel will be pushed out.
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Originally posted by ThatM20Guy View PostI am still running stock wheels so I don’t have any personal experience, but I have saved this from earlier in this thread. (Don’t remember who said it, probably nando)
Generally, depending on tire size of course:
7" wheels - ET25-ET40 (ET25 is pushing it)
7.5" wheels - ET30-ET35
8" wheels - ET30 (+/-2mm or so - they are a tight fit).
9" wheels are never going to fit an ix properly (that is, not stick out 1" past the fenders), unless you do stupid things with "stance" and camber and undersized tires. Thankfully that seems to have finally died out a bit..
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Originally posted by RWD BLOWS View PostSo after a good bit of research I have come to the conclusion a few things....I still dont understand wheel sizing but I do know what I like and I want to ask you guys for some help. All the wheels that I like seem to be a 16x8 4x100 pattern and anywhere from ET0/ET20/ET25. So what I am really needing to know is will the ET25s fit? Do I need spacers, and if those wont fit what offset will work the best for a 16x8 wheel. I want to try to stay with the widest tire i possibly can as well. TIA.
Generally, depending on tire size of course:
7" wheels - ET25-ET40 (ET25 is pushing it)
7.5" wheels - ET30-ET35
8" wheels - ET30 (+/-2mm or so - they are a tight fit).
9" wheels are never going to fit an ix properly (that is, not stick out 1" past the fenders), unless you do stupid things with "stance" and camber and undersized tires. Thankfully that seems to have finally died out a bit..
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So after a good bit of research I have come to the conclusion a few things....I still dont understand wheel sizing but I do know what I like and I want to ask you guys for some help. All the wheels that I like seem to be a 16x8 4x100 pattern and anywhere from ET0/ET20/ET25. So what I am really needing to know is will the ET25s fit? Do I need spacers, and if those wont fit what offset will work the best for a 16x8 wheel. I want to try to stay with the widest tire i possibly can as well. TIA.
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OZ EXCLUSIVE 16x7,5 ET35 205/45/16
Perfect fitment imo.
Probably gonna use bigger rubber on the future. And probably gonna take better pics :devil:
Last edited by notanawdix80; 10-19-2018, 04:56 AM.
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