so for a little poke would lead to -10 offset or is -(negative) further out than in? (if that makes sense) i always get them comfused on which positive and negative ways are in a rim
Show me your odd rims
Collapse
X
-
i think i remember this car from craigslist, didn't it come with no motor but an m42 on the side? if so i'm glad to see you got it running. i almost hopped on it myself but i didn't have anywhere to work on it.Comment
-
Comment
-
-
Maserati Biturbo Si wheels
14x7 et0
4x98
Running studs & wobble nuts

They will be coming off the car in about 2 weeks for something new.Comment
-
any issues with vibration at high speed or similar with the wobble bolts?
I run TSW evos on whatever car I'm dailying, right now it's under the knife but here's a (rather shitty) picture of it when I first got the shell.
Comment
-
-
I just ordered my adapters yesterday for my wheels. 16x8 Mercedes 15 holes. And I painted them satin ivory.Comment
-
Comment
-
Not really a "direct fit"
Requires a lot of the same stuff as wide steelies, chopping the caliper bracket, grinding down the face of the caliper, you'll either need a stud kit or hub rings and then a ~3mm spacer in the front.
And just to be clear, they are 15x9 +0, 205/50.
Thanks guys!Comment
-
None whatsoever. I machined a set of hubcentric rings since the CB is 60.3 and with the wobble nuts all is well. There isn't a wobble bolt long enough to provide ample "bite" and properly secure the wheel and that's why I went with the stud/nut combo.Last edited by BoxDriver86; 04-03-2012, 06:03 AM.Comment
-
Whats happening to the Biturbo wheels? I'd love to run those ;) They look great on your car!Comment











Comment