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Old 10-03-2002, 04:50 PM
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Offset on rims

Will rims with an offset of 48 fit? Do you think they will rub?
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depends on the size of the rims. if they are mor than 7 or 7.5 wide then they will. i think.
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I forgot, they are 18's.
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Whats the width? What kind of TL? 2.5 or 3.2?
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man, there are too many factors to consider when worrying about rubbing. i also have this question..

i have a 2.5 TL, what offset can i get in order to not rub:

18x8 = offset?
18x7.5 = offset?
18x7 = offset?
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man, there are too many factors to consider when worrying about rubbing. i also have this question..

i have a 2.5 TL, what offset can i get in order to not rub:

18x8 = offset?
18x7.5 = offset?
18x7 = offset?
For a 2.5, all I can tell you for sure is that 18x7.5 with a 45 offset will not rub because Trey has that setup. So do I but and I rub with peeps in the back but I have a 3.2.
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'02 TL-S ,+45 ET, 18x8's. Moderate trimming of the rear plastic no rubbing with a full load. Also dropped w/ Eibach ProKit.

+48 ET should be fine. It also depends on what size tire you are running. You should be good with 225's and maybe 235's (what I have). Just be prepared to trim the tab and some of the rear wheel well.
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Originally posted by TopGum
'02 TL-S ,+45 ET, 18x8's. Moderate trimming of the rear plastic no rubbing with a full load. Also dropped w/ Eibach ProKit.

+48 ET should be fine. It also depends on what size tire you are running. You should be good with 225's and maybe 235's (what I have). Just be prepared to trim the tab and some of the rear wheel well.
A 2002 TL is different from a first gen. Plus first gen's have 2.5's and 3.2's which have different offsets. 2.5's are able to use a lower offset. 2nd gen people are able to run 18x7.5 +45 offset with 225/40 tires without rubbing but on my 96 3.2 with the same setup, I rub with 2 people in the back. Unfortunately when I first got my rims this First Gen Forum wasn't too active and I couldn't really find out anything. I researched what offsets the 2nd gens used hoping it was the same or very similar.
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"2.5's are able to use a lower offset"

What is the stock offset on the 2.5?
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Originally posted by TopGum
"2.5's are able to use a lower offset"

What is the stock offset on the 2.5?
3.2TL +50MM
2.5TL +38MM
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I have a 1998, 2.5 TL. The rims are 18x7.5. The offset is 45. Tires are Yokohama spec 2's.
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Originally posted by HQuakers
I have a 1998, 2.5 TL. The rims are 18x7.5. The offset is 45. Tires are Yokohama spec 2's.
No rubbing? What size tires?
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lol somebody straighten this out so i can print it out and not bring up this topic again in the future!!
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yeah i'm confused also....and could someone explain what offset is....i thought i understood what it was but reading all the post i doubt myself....thanks for helping me out.....
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uhh

i would not suggest a 48 offset without test fitting. The break caliper and the wheel will have little to no clearance. Yes the factory wheel is 50mm offset, but doesnt the factory wheel come only on acura tl's? Yes, the wheel is MADE for the car. Id suggest a 42-45 MAX offset wheel. I run a 225 35 19 with a 44 offset. 19x7.5 and the car is lowered over 4 inches. NO RUBBING unless the back is dropped all the way and i have 2 girls in the back over 110 each. Then it rubs going over bumps in a corner or entrance ramps to the freeway ballin too fast. Car handles like a btcc touring car as well, destroys my integra sedan with over 4500 dollars in suspension alone. I think its the wheelbase
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