Enkei RP03 offset
05-21-2005, 12:03 AM
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Enkei RP03 offset
Im looking at several different wheels, and really like the Enkei RPO3. What is the proper offset for this wheel in the 19" 8.5"F or 9.5"F and 10.5R. Does anyone have any pictures of these on a Z. I found an archived post from 03, however wandering if there was anything more recent. Thanks.
05-21-2005, 06:21 AM
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I have RPO3's in 18"; 9" wide in front and 10" wide in rear. The offsets are +18 front and +22 rear. Tires are 245 front/275 rear.
I know you are looking at 19's, but thought the offset info might help. No pics, sorry--I'm no good at camera/posting pics. I REALLY like this setup; the offsets are very agressive looking putting the tires just slightly outside the fender rim. I also removed my rear splash guards and the wide stance is even more agressive looking from the rear. Hope this helps.
I know you are looking at 19's, but thought the offset info might help. No pics, sorry--I'm no good at camera/posting pics. I REALLY like this setup; the offsets are very agressive looking putting the tires just slightly outside the fender rim. I also removed my rear splash guards and the wide stance is even more agressive looking from the rear. Hope this helps.
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Originally Posted by jcpeyton
I have RPO3's in 18"; 9" wide in front and 10" wide in rear. The offsets are +18 front and +22 rear. Tires are 245 front/275 rear.
I know you are looking at 19's, but thought the offset info might help. No pics, sorry--I'm no good at camera/posting pics. I REALLY like this setup; the offsets are very agressive looking putting the tires just slightly outside the fender rim. I also removed my rear splash guards and the wide stance is even more agressive looking from the rear. Hope this helps.
I know you are looking at 19's, but thought the offset info might help. No pics, sorry--I'm no good at camera/posting pics. I REALLY like this setup; the offsets are very agressive looking putting the tires just slightly outside the fender rim. I also removed my rear splash guards and the wide stance is even more agressive looking from the rear. Hope this helps.
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I have nismo suspension, so the drop is minimal, only about +/-20mm. Haven't had any problems w/ rubbing, etc. I really don't want to drop any more than I am already; first because it seems unnecessary- I can fit less than 2 fingers between the tire and the fender as is-and second because I have a steep driveway and have to roll out @1mph to avoid scraping.
If the 19's have the same offsets and you lower too much, you may have to roll the fenders. Others here would know a lot more about that than I do.
If the 19's have the same offsets and you lower too much, you may have to roll the fenders. Others here would know a lot more about that than I do.
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