Ok last time i am asking a rim question... 18"
12-02-2001, 11:15 PM
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Ok last time i am asking a rim question... 18"
hey guys
18x7.5 rim, with 42mm offset,
can i lower with the eibachs and not rub??????
thanks
just answer that, and no more questions. i promise
18x7.5 rim, with 42mm offset,
can i lower with the eibachs and not rub??????
thanks
just answer that, and no more questions. i promise
12-02-2001, 11:16 PM
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ya, on 18's you can slam that shit basically as much as you want and not worry about rubbing, i'd say a 2.5" drop w/ no rubbing
12-02-2001, 11:23 PM
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Originally posted by Amir
hell no doo, i would do +45 or better...48-55 if you really dont want anything...Shyne
hell no doo, i would do +45 or better...48-55 if you really dont want anything...Shyne
your an idiot and have no idea what your talking about
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12-03-2001, 02:42 AM
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Originally posted by ghander
sorry to be harsh
but 18x7.5 w/ a 42 off set is the perfect size for our cars
sorry to be harsh
but 18x7.5 w/ a 42 off set is the perfect size for our cars
12-03-2001, 11:12 AM
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Originally posted by CO-CL-S
the correct offset for our car is with those wheels is +48.
the correct offset for our car is with those wheels is +48.
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well upon further investigation everyone seems to do 48, don't know how we got his wheels to fit on fine
but still anything bigger then 49 won't work to well unless you go to a 7" wide wheel
but still anything bigger then 49 won't work to well unless you go to a 7" wide wheel
12-03-2001, 11:17 AM
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Originally posted by ghander
okay, i may be mistaken but we just threw that size on a buddy of mine's cl-p, he had 225/40's
okay, i may be mistaken but we just threw that size on a buddy of mine's cl-p, he had 225/40's
+55 for 7".. What you are trying to do is keep the inside of the wheel in the same position as stock.
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Originally posted by CO-CL-S
what size wheel? +48 is the offset to use with a 7 1/2" wheel,
+55 for 7".. What you are trying to do is keep the inside of the wheel in the same position as stock.
what size wheel? +48 is the offset to use with a 7 1/2" wheel,
+55 for 7".. What you are trying to do is keep the inside of the wheel in the same position as stock.
i understand what you are supposed to do
do the cl-p's and cl-s have different offsets?
12-03-2001, 11:23 AM
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Originally posted by ghander
18x7.5
i understand what you are supposed to do
do the cl-p's and cl-s have different offsets?
18x7.5
i understand what you are supposed to do
do the cl-p's and cl-s have different offsets?
12-03-2001, 11:24 AM
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Originally posted by CO-CL-S
to the best of my knowledge they are the same offset.
to the best of my knowledge they are the same offset.
sorry if i fucked you up amir
12-03-2001, 05:39 PM
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FUCK
so i guess i cant get these
http://www.whalentire.com/wheeldetai...08750C&size=18
there is no way????
so i guess i cant get these
http://www.whalentire.com/wheeldetai...08750C&size=18
there is no way????
12-03-2001, 08:09 PM
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Its otay Ghandi, I know you are a stoner
...Dude Amir, scrubbing sux a phat dick...Go on the safe side, you may can get by with the +42 but when you have your car loaded it might indeed scrub...That sux, you will be ready to sell them bitches when you hear that first scrub...Shyne
...Dude Amir, scrubbing sux a phat dick...Go on the safe side, you may can get by with the +42 but when you have your car loaded it might indeed scrub...That sux, you will be ready to sell them bitches when you hear that first scrub...Shyne
12-04-2001, 03:54 PM
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okay, I have to jump in.
The higher the offset (+), the more "TUCKED-IN" your wheels will be. The lower, the futher out they will go.
So, if you go thinner wheels (i.e. 18x7) you want a lower offset so they go towards the fender.
Basically, 18x7.5 go with +37 offset
18x7 go with something with a lower offset, around the high 20's. (which are hard to find)
Remember, offset is measured in mm.
And starts from the center of the wheel width.
And not all cars have the same wheel depth.
For 01 CL-S, 18x7.5 +37 It will be maybe 2mm from your fender.
With that said, anyone need wheels? I can get any Enkei wheels for a pretty good price. 18's and up only
The higher the offset (+), the more "TUCKED-IN" your wheels will be. The lower, the futher out they will go.
So, if you go thinner wheels (i.e. 18x7) you want a lower offset so they go towards the fender.
Basically, 18x7.5 go with +37 offset
18x7 go with something with a lower offset, around the high 20's. (which are hard to find)
Remember, offset is measured in mm.
And starts from the center of the wheel width.
And not all cars have the same wheel depth.
For 01 CL-S, 18x7.5 +37 It will be maybe 2mm from your fender.
With that said, anyone need wheels? I can get any Enkei wheels for a pretty good price. 18's and up only
12-04-2001, 06:14 PM
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Originally posted by amirsafdari
fuck this is pissing me off, everyoene says something different.
fuck this is pissing me off, everyoene says something different.
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