Subject	Wheel Offsets and Tire Rubbing
Posted by	Mikester(Seattle) on June 10, 2004 at 2:55 PM
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Message	So I think I am convinced that the wheels I want are the 18" 5Zigen FN01R-C, but I am not sure what offset I need. So far, my plan is: Front: 18 x 8.5 w/ 245-40's Rear: 18 x 9.5 w/ 275-35's I want to drop the car .8" using the Eibach Pro Kit springs. Will this pose any problems going over speed bumps, tight wheel turning, etc? I couldn't find a FAQ pertaining to offset specifically, so advice and experiences greatly appreciated. -Mike ------------------------- Life Is Short - Boost Hard!
Follow Ups	Wheel Offsets and Tire Rubbing - Mikester(Seattle) 14:55:53 06/10/04 +33mm on the front will work for sure, and I *think* a - BigTDogg (MA) 15:12:18 06/10/04 I'd get the +43 rears, and +38 fronts. I have 18x9 F - boileralum 15:15:01 06/10/04 Those are available offsets according to their site, btw (n/m) - boileralum 15:16:01 06/10/04 Hmmm, I just ordered some 17x8 and 17x9's - sfpearl300z 22:04:15 06/10/04 Those should still work fine. Your slightly narrower wheels - boileralum 09:32:29 06/11/04 Thanks guys! Got recommendations for good prices? And.. - Mikester(Seattle) 15:40:19 06/10/04 Best price I have found for the 17x9s (I assume the rest - boileralum 15:45:44 06/10/04 Email Kuah or Rich at SPL Parts, I know they now carry them (n/m) - sfarrah 17:55:12 06/10/04 What kinda tires do you want? - AztecTT 16:05:51 06/10/04 You've got mail! :) (n/m) - Mikester(Seattle) 16:56:06 06/10/04
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