funnyboy117

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I searched the site and I found a bunch of topics dealing with the offset of wheels, and I keep seeing different responses. I'm thinking of getting 18's, with a width of around 7-8 inches. For the rims I have been looking at, I've seem offsets of anywhere from 38-42 mm(I think it's mm). Does anyone know if that offset would fit alright on my car (95 ST Coupe) without sticking out at all?

98celica3

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i have 18"x7.5" with wheel spacers. My offset is 30mm, and the only problem i have is rubbing because my car is too low and my offset is a little aggressive. 35-40mm would be a good offset to look for.
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snakeloa

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Hello,
I got an important question as well regarding this topic >> .
What would be a good offset when the front wheels are going to be 18x8,5 and the rear wheels 18x9,5??? The tires will be 235 35R18. It`s a `96 Gt Four.

Thank you for any response.

This post has been edited by snakeloa: May 5, 2004 - 4:13 PM

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snakeloa

#4

Has nobody got an idea???? >>

This post has been edited by snakeloa: May 6, 2004 - 8:39 AM

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Cormudgen

#5

not sure about with those extra wide wheels but


i have 18x7.5 with a +35 offset

I recomend goin with a +38 offset as I cant go as low as I would like to go. If you dont want extreml lowering a +35 offset should be fine.

cormudgen

Supersprynt

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Cormudgen ur tires look like 45's, if u had 35's u'd be able to go lower...just wouldnt have the same protection.

Not talking offset but sidewall.

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snakeloa

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Well let me ask the other way around. >>

Is there anyone who drives rims with 18x8,5 or even better 18x9,5 or a mixture of both?
So please let us all know your offsets. >> Ithink it would be a great help to all.

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Cormudgen

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-Supersprynt+May 6, 2004 - 10:20 AM

flipside97LTD

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Dude I'm looking at getting some 18x8.5's myself. I don't think anyone one this site has what your asking for, I've looked. Maybe go by a tire shop or something and get a professional opinion.

lagos

#10

would +35, 245/40/18 be ok with Eibach Sportlines?

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snakeloa

#11

Just to let you know:

In Switzerland there is a Gt Four with 18x8,5 Rims at the front and 18x9,5 at the rear end. >> Each one of the rims has got a 35mm offset and the tires are 235 35R18. The car is even lowered. No Joke!!!

Take a look: Gt Four CH
It`s the red car you see on the first page. Nice. Isn`t it? >>

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Defgeph

#12

I've always loved that car

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Cormudgen

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-lagos+May 6, 2004 - 9:28 PM