Just wondering if anybody can tell me if 16x7 wheels with an offset of 38 would fit. Could get a good deal on some but wasnt sure if they would fit, thanks.
will 16x7 with 38 offset fit
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You would need 10mm spacers.Erick Mahle | FullOpp Drift | YouTube
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :D -
If you dont use them with a wheel that has such a high offset, the wheel will hit the strut.
Pepboys started selling spacers recently, but if you really want the good stuff, you could get the H&Rs.
You might need longer lugs or a stud kit for 20mm wheels, probably for 10mm as well.Erick Mahle | FullOpp Drift | YouTube
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :DComment
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who makes 10mm spacers? I'd go for 15mm H&R's, they sell 8mm that are much cheaper, but it might be really close depending on tire size. Bigger the spacer -- more wheel will be pushed out to fenders. I believe ideal net offset (wheel offset minus spacer size) is 25 for 7" wide rims.Comment
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BMW set the offset of 15x7s at ET24, so yeah. For 7" wheels, the ideal offset is 24. It lowers for every inch wider you go.Erick Mahle | FullOpp Drift | YouTube
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Originally posted by Mr. Anderson...one of the most hardcore E30's around. :DComment
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You dont NEED spacers....I was running 17x7 et38 wheels with 225 tires. They fit fine. I just added 20mm spacers though and I would love to have another 5-10 mm's but Id never go with that thick of a spacer. Get em from turnermotorsports.com
There pricey and you'll have to buy longer studs, lugs, and centering rings. try em without spacers first and see if you like it. You prolly wont but you can get away with it. They just look like there sucked inside the fenders. The wheels in my sig are 17x7 et38 with no spacer. Im assuming the inch less of rim you have isnt gonna change things to much!
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17's can have a higher offset than 16's. Also, your D2's have a lot of space for brakes, so it's not the same as the wheels that the thread starter is using.You dont NEED spacers....I was running 17x7 et38 wheels with 225 tires. They fit fine. I just added 20mm spacers though and I would love to have another 5-10 mm's but Id never go with that thick of a spacer. Get em from turnermotorsports.com
There pricey and you'll have to buy longer studs, lugs, and centering rings. try em without spacers first and see if you like it. You prolly wont but you can get away with it. They just look like there sucked inside the fenders. The wheels in my sig are 17x7 et38 with no spacer. Im assuming the inch less of rim you have isnt gonna change things to much!
With that said, they *might* fit, but will look like shit. 15mm spacers would bring them out nicely, and would leave you with ET23, which is about pefect.Comment
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Hmmmm....thats intresting. It makes complete sense though, these cars are getting old!
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Question thought i would post here since its along the same lines.
Im looking at some Konig 16x7's they are kinda style 5 replicas i guess.
anyway they are 4x100 with a +35mm offset. Does this mean i'll need 10mm spacers? And will i need Longer bolts too? Er no?... thanks alot.Last edited by quillbro; 10-05-2006, 07:04 PM.Comment




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