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qshyboy 05-17-2007 07:19 PM

wheels offset question
 
Hi guys,

I want to put 18x8.5 front and 19x9.5 rear rims. I am wondering if you guys know what is the minimum offset required for them to fit without spacer?

Sidez 05-17-2007 07:31 PM

Re: wheels offset question
 
There is little I know about fitment, but use this to help you...

http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp

MMZ_TimeLord 05-17-2007 08:16 PM

Re: wheels offset question
 
Here is the size and offset I have now.

18x8.0 Nogaro Silver 5x112 Bolt pattern 35mm offset.
19x9.5 Nogaro Silver 5x112 Bolt pattern 35mm offset.

Not sure if you will be able to squeeze a 8.5 wide rim on the front.

Good luck!

seayyard 05-17-2007 08:59 PM

Re: wheels offset question
 

Originally Posted by MMZ_TimeLord
Here is the size and offset I have now.

18x8.0 Nogaro Silver 5x112 Bolt pattern 35mm offset.
19x9.5 Nogaro Silver 5x112 Bolt pattern 35mm offset.

Not sure if you will be able to squeeze a 8.5 wide rim on the front.

Good luck!

You can't without it rubbing. I know I tried.

HDDP 05-18-2007 12:30 AM

Re: wheels offset question
 

Originally Posted by seayyard
You can't without it rubbing. I know I tried.

Agreed, the 8.5" front rubs a few places, most importantly at the bolt for the A frame, which will immediately cut into your tires the minute you drive it off the lift... You'll need 10mm spacer on the front wheels.

qshyboy 05-18-2007 01:46 AM

Re: wheels offset question
 
Thanks you guys for the quick response. So spacer will be needed. Do you guys see any handling issue or ride issue with using spacer?

HDDP 05-18-2007 02:03 AM

Re: wheels offset question
 

Originally Posted by qshyboy
Thanks you guys for the quick response. So spacer will be needed. Do you guys see any handling issue or ride issue with using spacer?

In my humble opinion, if this is a street car only, you will be OK running aluminum spacers up to 20mm on the rear and 12mm on the front. You will have much better turning response and better traction... If you plan on running the car on the track (road racing), please do not use "off the shelf" spacers unless you consult with a reputable racing shop because the longer bolts needed to attach the wheels to the hub with the spacers are not are robust...

qshyboy 05-19-2007 02:55 PM

Re: wheels offset question
 
Can we avoid using spacer by increasing the offset?

qshyboy 05-19-2007 02:56 PM

Re: wheels offset question
 
HDDP, I notice in one of your post, you posted these wheels as your Christmas present:

Front:
225/40/18 Michelin PS Cup Competition Tires, mounted on 18/8.5, 5-112, 37mm offset, Milano M708 lightweight forged wheels with MB center caps, match balanced.

Rear:
265/30/19 Michelin PS Cup Competition Tires, mounted on 19/9.5, 5-112, 37mm offset Milano M708 lightweight forged wheels with MB center caps, match balanced, 15mm forged spacers.

Do they rub for you?

rakoom2002 05-21-2007 02:05 AM

Re: wheels offset question
 
Do the spacers make the wheels stick out past the fenders? I wanna get some new wheels but don't want my car to look like this meximobile down the street with the tires sticking out 5 inches past the fenders.

andrew 05-21-2007 08:09 AM

Re: wheels offset question
 

Originally Posted by rakoom2002
Do the spacers make the wheels stick out past the fenders? I wanna get some new wheels but don't want my car to look like this meximobile down the street with the tires sticking out 5 inches past the fenders.

spacers just push the wheel closer to the upper wheel well lip... but not past it... that wouldn't look so good. :p

my car has them... see pic below.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...00/ppuser/5645


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