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  • nrubenstein
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    Originally posted by nando View Post
    ET35 would work fine and you could fit a 225 no problem.

    why would you run ET15 out back? is the car at stock height? I don't see how that doesn't rub with a 7.5" wheel and a 225 tire.
    225/50-15 RA-1s on stock wheels fill out the iX fender wells pretty thoroughly. I can't imagine wanting more.

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  • nando
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    ET35 would work fine and you could fit a 225 no problem.

    why would you run ET15 out back? is the car at stock height? I don't see how that doesn't rub with a 7.5" wheel and a 225 tire.

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  • ScHpAnKy
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    Originally posted by CrazyPrime View Post
    would 17x7.5 e35 fit and what would be the recommended tire size?
    I'm at ET25 in front and ET15 out back, and run a 225/45/17 on my 17's, which is a huge tire, and only rub out back on launch - with unrolled fenders.

    If I went down to a 205/45/17 I think I'd be happier, and that's what I'd recommend. Welcome to input, however.

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  • downforce22
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    My wheels (17x7 kosei K1's)
    Attached Files

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  • RocketJohn
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    Originally posted by TOAST View Post
    thinking about a set of compomotives
    plenty of choices:

    16x7 et18 - 40

    17x7.5 et21 - 40

    17x8 et27 - 37

    thoughts?
    Would love to see some iXs with their wheels

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  • TOAST
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    thinking about a set of compomotives
    plenty of choices:

    16x7 et18 - 40

    17x7.5 et21 - 40

    17x8 et27 - 37

    thoughts?

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  • CrazyPrime
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    would 17x7.5 e35 fit and what would be the recommended tire size?

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  • ScHpAnKy
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    Originally posted by AWDBOB View Post
    Some silver lip, dark grey centered iX weaves would do magic on your car.

    not a fan of iX wheels on iX's actually, definitely too common to really look good - I can appreciate them with spacers on a lowered rwd car though

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  • AWDBOB
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    Some silver lip, dark grey centered iX weaves would do magic on your car.

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  • ScHpAnKy
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    Originally posted by slc325ix View Post
    Those are sweet! How'd you get those to fit?

    thx! :) I wanted to be original and try something nobody else has on an ix, just 20mm/25mm spacers, rear isnt rolled but it eventually should be for hard launches, another pic below (dont mind the missing tails)
    Last edited by ScHpAnKy; 07-03-2014, 02:37 PM.

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  • slc325ix
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    Originally posted by ScHpAnKy View Post
    just did all of my rear bushings and can confirm you are correct. The subframe bushings are different too.

    anybody else run e46 steelies on their ix or am i the first? 225/45/17



    Those are sweet! How'd you get those to fit?

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  • nando
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    Offset is a bit too low. It is likely they will rub out back.

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  • bfraser30
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    Looking to put 15x7.5 et25 Ronal LSs on my 325ix with a 205/55-15 tire. From what I found they should be really close to fitting, but was hoping someone could chime in? I'm planning to trim/roll the fenders a little, but don't want to modify too much.

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  • AWDBOB
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    Originally posted by nando View Post
    it will definitely rub the front struts.

    you'd have to play with spacers - I'd use washers to set them up and then have spacers made to fit (42draftdesigns are really nice). I'd guess ET20-25 or so for the front and maybe ET25-30 for the rear.

    personally I'd go with a 15x8 as that will be far easier to fit, ET30 or so would be about ideal, but given how tight it is I'd use an ET35 and adjust with spacers. a stud kit is a must IMO so there's really nothing to worry about with spacers. my summer wheels aren't even hubcentric.
    That's kind of what I was thinking. And yep, my Mustang days taught me that spacers were fine: Wheel Spacers Are Safe- Written By a Professional

    If I can finish convincing myself, I'll finally place my order for these. They have 15x8 +36 and 15x9 +36 so it's a hard choice.

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  • nando
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    it will definitely rub the front struts.

    you'd have to play with spacers - I'd use washers to set them up and then have spacers made to fit (42draftdesigns are really nice). I'd guess ET20-25 or so for the front and maybe ET25-30 for the rear.

    personally I'd go with a 15x8 as that will be far easier to fit, ET30 or so would be about ideal, but given how tight it is I'd use an ET35 and adjust with spacers. a stud kit is a must IMO so there's really nothing to worry about with spacers. my summer wheels aren't even hubcentric.

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