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Old 06-23-2007, 11:24 PM
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g'day all

i really like the look of the 18" axis hiro (anthracite) wheels.



http://www.axiswheels.com/wheels/hiro/hiro.html

however, they only come in 18" x 8.5".

will these wheels fit and function properly on a ap1 s2000? i dont want them to protrude outside the fenders. i'm thinking the 8.5" is too much for the front and am also concerened that i will not be staggering the front / rear wheel size.

alternatively, are there any similar looking wheels out there that do fit a s2000 properly. say 7.5" or 8" front and 8" or 8.5" rear? they must have a 5 spoke racing design and dark grey or black in colour. not overly concerend about weight and don't want to spend a fortune... would be nice if they were available in australia also

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did some more research and found the fitment guide

it looks as though the following setups could be used.

For the front:
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You first have to verify you can get those offsets for those wheels. I don't think you can, although the last time I checked was like 2 years ago.
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ALso interested in the same setup. Looking for more feedback...
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I dont think those Hiro's come in proper offsets for us s2000 guys. I think the offsets are more favorable for the Z's or G35's.

I like the look of those wheels though.

Good luck,

Jim
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+45 offset max for these wheels. i'm guessing that this is not enough. can some one more experienced confirm that this is the case.
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I've seen these on an S that I believe was slightly lowered and they stuck out way too far. Sorry
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You can run a +45 wheel with a 215-225 front tire and 235-245 rear. I am slammed and am running a +45 offset without any rubbing issues.
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Originally Posted by IIGQ4U,Jun 26 2007, 11:05 PM
You can run a +45 wheel with a 215-225 front tire and 235-245 rear. I am slammed and am running a +45 offset without any rubbing issues.
What width rear. My Volks are 18x8 rear with a +50 and with a 245 tire they rubbed a lot when I was lowered before fenders where flared and rolled.
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I am running 8/9 +45 I have never rubbed in the rear, ever. Look around the boards, you will probably find plenty of guys running this identical setup without any rubbing issues.


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