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Old 06-06-2010, 12:09 PM
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Hey guys im in the market to finally get some rims for the S.
I have Eibach sport line springs so its not to low, i just need some help selecting the right width and offset, i dont want anything to crazy but i want some more meat on them.
here are some of the options

for the front
17x8 +48mm
or
17x8.5 +30 or +35mm
18x7.5 +48mm

for the rear

17x8.5 + 30 or +35mm
or
17x9.5 +38mm
or
18x8.5 +30 or +35mm
or
18x9.0 +18mm
or
18x9.5 +38mm

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Old 06-06-2010, 02:11 PM
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What wheels are you looking at?
Old 06-06-2010, 11:14 PM
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Hmm, have fun with the rear fitment.
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Simmy is running 9.5 +38 all around:



A 17 x 8 +48 would be an easier fit in the front. You can probably tell from the pic, you are going have to do some fender work to make those fit. If you don't want to roll fenders, you need to be looking at offsets +50 or higher.
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Pose this question in the Wheels and Tires by The Tire Rack subforum. You should receive a quick and accurate answer.
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I thought I replied in here but I figured they were Enkie. In RP03, you can run a 17x9 +40 all around and get the concave look I have. It's a lot easier to fit as well and you can run 225/45/17 front and 255/40/17 rear with a roll and a slight pull. What is your alignment spec?
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they dont make a 17x9 but the do have a 17x8.5 +30 or +35
and right now i have stock alignment specs, i really dont mind rolling the fenders but i really dont wanna pull them.
I love they way they look and dont have to have 9.5's but i wanna fill up the fenders and dont drive my car super hard. idk may have to look at some thing else they also have 17x8 + 48 this is kinda of what i want because they have them in the chorme finsh what do yea think?
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They do make a 17x9 +40 with a 75mm bore in a 5x114
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And you can also get it in the sbc finish in that size.


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