5zigen FN01R-C ?
03-12-2006, 05:47 AM
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5zigen FN01R-C ?
i found this link through someone elses thread
http://www.wheelsdirectonline.com/5zigen/FN01RC.htm
was wondering if anyone uses these and in offsets 17x7 in the front and 17x 8 in the back was what i was planning on
if i were to run a 17x 7 all the way around what offsets would i want in the front and rear?
thanks guys
edit: I was thinking 17x 7 all the way around with 205/40/17 tires ...? sound like the right size tires? (maybe that helps with what offsets im going to need
http://www.wheelsdirectonline.com/5zigen/FN01RC.htm
was wondering if anyone uses these and in offsets 17x7 in the front and 17x 8 in the back was what i was planning on
if i were to run a 17x 7 all the way around what offsets would i want in the front and rear?
thanks guys
edit: I was thinking 17x 7 all the way around with 205/40/17 tires ...? sound like the right size tires? (maybe that helps with what offsets im going to need
03-12-2006, 06:36 AM
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There are no offsets given in the link you provided. 
You won't want to run 17x7s all the way around b/c you will lose the staggered front and rear. You could go 17x7 front and 17x8/9 rear given that they can supply the appropriate offsets. 205/40/17 is definitely not the appropriate size all the way around; too narrow in tread, too low in sidewall. You'd be looking for 215/45/17 f and 245/40/17 r.
You won't want to run 17x7s all the way around b/c you will lose the staggered front and rear. You could go 17x7 front and 17x8/9 rear given that they can supply the appropriate offsets. 205/40/17 is definitely not the appropriate size all the way around; too narrow in tread, too low in sidewall. You'd be looking for 215/45/17 f and 245/40/17 r.
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