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will 16x8 varrstoen T1s with +25mm offset fit on an 1988 ix???SELL ME YOUR E30
1988 Apline 325iX SOLD
1999 MINT Lincoln Towncar Pimpin
My Bike when they shit out :wgaf:Comment
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I am planning on purchasing some 16x8.5 wheels with an offset of 35 or 38(I can't recall exactly). I would like to run a square set up.
What size adapters would I need to have these wheels sit flush with the fenders - front and rear? I am planning on running Falken 912s 205/40/16 - to achieve a slight stretch.Comment
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You need 3mm front spacers to clear the front shocks, but no fender modification needed with 205/45 or 205/50 tires.Comment
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I am planning on purchasing some 16x8.5 wheels with an offset of 35 or 38(I can't recall exactly). I would like to run a square set up.
What size adapters would I need to have these wheels sit flush with the fenders - front and rear? I am planning on running Falken 912s 205/40/16 - to achieve a slight stretch.
Get the final offsets down to +15 front and +10 rear. Should look great.Comment
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I was looking at these XXR 531's for use as autocross wheels, but was referenced to this thread for more advice.
( http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-531-wh...p/53158083.htm )
I would like to run something in a 225 width (100 AA tread like a Toyo Proxes 888 ) and need help picking wheel width, offset, and diameter.
a 15" will keep my weight down (like in the link - 13lbs seems light enough?) but will it give me clearance for the wider rim/tire?
I've got stock configuration suspension w/ H&R springs, Koni shocks, over sized sways front/rear, M3 bushings up front. NO Coilovers.
Not much interested in pulling fenders. Looking for function. Have a visible amount of - camber in the rear (springs sagged a bit) but not much in the front. Don't intend on modifying camber unless to increase handling.
Car gets driven once or twice a year, tracked maybe once or twice a year.
Also, If i decided to do the RX7 caliper swap, how would that complicate my choices?
Thanks!Comment
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225/45/16
or 225/50/16
dropped 86 e30 325e, and i have 20mm spacers all around
also, any tire recommendations?Comment
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Also, i must not understand correctly, but wouldn't a 15mm spacer push the wheel out further, and create more issues for tire fitment with the fenders? Wheels bolt up to the car and seem to clear everything with the skinny tiresLast edited by randomsv650; 09-05-2012, 07:10 PM.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.Comment
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I was looking at these XXR 531's for use as autocross wheels, but was referenced to this thread for more advice.
( http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-531-wh...p/53158083.htm )
I would like to run something in a 225 width (100 AA tread like a Toyo Proxes 888 ) and need help picking wheel width, offset, and diameter.
a 15" will keep my weight down (like in the link - 13lbs seems light enough?) but will it give me clearance for the wider rim/tire?
I've got stock configuration suspension w/ H&R springs, Koni shocks, over sized sways front/rear, M3 bushings up front. NO Coilovers.
Not much interested in pulling fenders. Looking for function. Have a visible amount of - camber in the rear (springs sagged a bit) but not much in the front. Don't intend on modifying camber unless to increase handling.
Car gets driven once or twice a year, tracked maybe once or twice a year.
Also, If i decided to do the RX7 caliper swap, how would that complicate my choices?
Thanks!
I do not know about RX7 caliper clearance.Comment
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I can suggest tires, what do you do with the car?Comment
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OK doing some searching, having a tough time finding 215/50 size tires but they are out there. Thinking i will need to roll the fenders anyways, could i squeeze 225/50 with enough rolling on the rear? Should prob just stil with 215 i suppose.
Also, i must not understand correctly, but wouldn't a 15mm spacer push the wheel out further, and create more issues for tire fitment with the fenders? Wheels bolt up to the car and seem to clear everything with the skinny tiresComment
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I measured with the tires on. Used a wheel measuring tool (we use it on motorcycle wheels) and measured the outside face of the rim to the inside face of the rim (the part right below the lip).
Is that right? I measured my Dforce rims the same way and they measured 15x7
EDIT: snapped these when i test fitted the wheels, does this shed some light at all? sorry for the crapload of questions.
Last edited by randomsv650; 09-06-2012, 11:57 AM.Your signature picture has been removed since it contained the Photobucket "upgrade your account" image.Comment
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