Other 6MT (BBK) wheels???
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Other 6MT (BBK) wheels???
A new year brings new parts! I have searched for a few days now on this site and have determined the only wheels for a 6MT are either RonJon, Tork, Axis, Privat, EXE, and a few others (VERY LIMITED FOR THE MT's). Does someone have something else like Sacchi, MKW, Akuma Racing, or even Diamo??? MOST of the wheel web sites do not specify a 6MT fit. What is the key measurement that determines if it will clear the BBK? All of the above wheels look great... but I want something different to break the monotony. Thanks for your help!
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Offset and Back Space are key I think. Not sure the relationship between them or the limits on them.
Enkei & Volk have fitments. Others too.
Enkei & Volk have fitments. Others too.
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There are MANY, MANY threads about this subject in here. All you have to do is look through them. The key, if I had to choose just one, is the offset. For the BBK, you need at the highest, a +45mm offset. That's the stock OEM wheel offset. You can probably go into the mid-30's as well, before you have to roll your fenders. If a wheel's offsets are between +35 - +45mm, you should be fine.
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There are MANY, MANY threads about this subject in here. All you have to do is look through them. The key, if I had to choose just one, is the offset. For the BBK, you need at the highest, a +45mm offset. That's the stock OEM wheel offset. You can probably go into the mid-30's as well, before you have to roll your fenders. If a wheel's offsets are between +35 - +45mm, you should be fine.
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So I should be good with a set of 18" Stern ST7's or ST8's? Can't spend a lot... have 3 kids!!! Privat Netz are nice too, but I read only the 19's will clear the calipers. It is hard to find the CORRECT info here because people say different things about the same wheel.
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Thank you for your help. I am new so I do not have permission to send anyone a PM. I am not sure when I will, so I will have to wait to contact stillhere152 to get the information. Thanks again!
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I am leaning towards the Nets or the Stern ST7 or ST8 (IF THEY FIT). What about the Nets in a 18" fitting??? I thought we could only fit a +35 - +45 offset on our cars... is that not the case?
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^ lower offset means more of a chance of rubbing ... but it all depends on your ride height and tires too...
the nets are nice but if you change your mind let me know i ll give you a real good offer you cant pass up
the nets are nice but if you change your mind let me know i ll give you a real good offer you cant pass up
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