Unofficial Enkei Wheels Thread
#1468
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Good deal on some Enkeis- experience needed!
Hey guys, I found a good deal on some Enkei RSVs but I don't know enough about them to determine whether or not they'd be a good fit for the Z.
They're used and the seller listed only the following:
size is 18x7.5
they are 5 lug universal
and of course pictures.
I was able to dig up the following from an older online posting for a similar wheel sale (same model) :
Offset: +45
Bolt pattern: 5x112 & 5x114.3
I assume that means that the offset is the same on both the front and rear wheels and +45 seems high to me...
Can someone that knows more about wheels chime in on what you think?
My main concern is that they'll be even more recessed in the rear wheel well than the oem touring v1 wheels are, with such a high offset, which I do not want. Then again, I don't know near enough about wheels...
7.5 is also a bit thin, I think, but did I mention that its a great price?
Ideally I'd pick up a decent used set of lightweight works for under 2k but I don't have that to play with right now and these seem like they could keep me happy until spring.
Thanks in advance!
-Adam
They're used and the seller listed only the following:
size is 18x7.5
they are 5 lug universal
and of course pictures.
I was able to dig up the following from an older online posting for a similar wheel sale (same model) :
Offset: +45
Bolt pattern: 5x112 & 5x114.3
I assume that means that the offset is the same on both the front and rear wheels and +45 seems high to me...
Can someone that knows more about wheels chime in on what you think?
My main concern is that they'll be even more recessed in the rear wheel well than the oem touring v1 wheels are, with such a high offset, which I do not want. Then again, I don't know near enough about wheels...
7.5 is also a bit thin, I think, but did I mention that its a great price?
Ideally I'd pick up a decent used set of lightweight works for under 2k but I don't have that to play with right now and these seem like they could keep me happy until spring.
Thanks in advance!
-Adam
#1470
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This isn't a "is this wheel okay?" thread posted by someone unwilling to learn the basics of wheel sizing and offset as your implying.
Jesus, people on this forum can be so rude sometimes...
#1473
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I was asking about a specific wheel that I don't have complete specs for hoping that someone would recognize it or have owned a set in the past.
This isn't a "is this wheel okay?" thread posted by someone unwilling to learn the basics of wheel sizing and offset as your implying.
Jesus, people on this forum can be so rude sometimes...
This isn't a "is this wheel okay?" thread posted by someone unwilling to learn the basics of wheel sizing and offset as your implying.
Jesus, people on this forum can be so rude sometimes...
#1476
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+1 to everything S671 said.
-1 to Tucker
OP....youre an idiot noob. You have been on here for less than a month and are already overposting. I have seen your post/name pop up in the last week. Welcome to my ignore list.
-1 to Tucker
OP....youre an idiot noob. You have been on here for less than a month and are already overposting. I have seen your post/name pop up in the last week. Welcome to my ignore list.
#1479
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Sounds like a great wheel for my Juke, or maybe something to use as a spare on my Z
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it may be a good deal but not for your Z. those are s2000 specs. 7.5 isn't wide enough for our cars and the offset is higher than oem. you're better off saving your money for the wheels you want. keep looking!