43mm...
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43mm...
I was gona buy some imperio 5zigen wheels (18s) but didnt know if 43mm offset would look good on a 4th gen...
i know this is the wrong place to post but no one is responding to my other post in the wheel section...its a quite simple question i know most of you could answer...
im not really wondering if it will fit but, more if it will line up with the fender nicely or if it will go in the wheel well too much...
i know this is the wrong place to post but no one is responding to my other post in the wheel section...its a quite simple question i know most of you could answer...
im not really wondering if it will fit but, more if it will line up with the fender nicely or if it will go in the wheel well too much...
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Originally Posted by wope
just curious, does wheel size matter? or is it only width? what about an 8" wide wheel with +40?
The diameter doesnt matter but the width does. Tirerack has a good diagram on their website that describes offset and such.
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oic...i have heard from other people on the org that wheel spacers werent good...why is that?
BTW would you be able to get another spacer to make it 40mm offset? or can u not do that? if you can are there drawbacks?
BTW would you be able to get another spacer to make it 40mm offset? or can u not do that? if you can are there drawbacks?
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Originally Posted by XeroX
oic...i have heard from other people on the org that wheel spacers werent good...why is that?
BTW would you be able to get another spacer to make it 40mm offset? or can u not do that? if you can are there drawbacks?
BTW would you be able to get another spacer to make it 40mm offset? or can u not do that? if you can are there drawbacks?
#1 They buy cheap pepboys spacers that are not hubcentric so they cause vibration and other problems
#2 Many feel that they put more stress on the hub bearings since the wheel is further away from the hub which increases the stress but I havent herd of anyone have problems yet.
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BTW where are good places to get spacers? any good brands? and can you get a spacer for only 5mm?
like if i get these 43mm rims.. i can get a 5mm spacer like you did and turn em into 38 mm ?
perfect? right?
like if i get these 43mm rims.. i can get a 5mm spacer like you did and turn em into 38 mm ?
perfect? right?
#11
im in Merced, like 2 hours south from you. I got my spacers from www.optionsauto.com probably around $50 a pair and they come with longer wheel studs that you need to install. not too hard
#12
Originally Posted by Nismo
im in Merced, like 2 hours south from you. I got my spacers from www.optionsauto.com probably around $50 a pair and they come with longer wheel studs that you need to install. not too hard
i order rims witha 42mm offset and want spacers.
#14
they come in apair (2 spacers) so you need to order 2 pairs for all four wheels.
heres what I have-5mm http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...k=yes&dept=417
heres what I have-5mm http://www.optauto.com/webstore/prod...k=yes&dept=417
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If your question means "do I need hubcentric rings if I use spacers?" then the answer is no you dont and they dont come with them
hubcentric rings are a seperate thing that deal with aftermarket wheels. you dont absolutely need them but some recommend them to help prevent vibration ect. I have a friend that doesnt use them with his volks and doesnt have any problems. for me, I dont think I need them but I have them anyways since they came with my wheels.
hubcentric rings are a seperate thing that deal with aftermarket wheels. you dont absolutely need them but some recommend them to help prevent vibration ect. I have a friend that doesnt use them with his volks and doesnt have any problems. for me, I dont think I need them but I have them anyways since they came with my wheels.