18'' to 17''s
I have 03 performance model, with the stock 18's, 18 x 8. Its time to get new tires so why not complement 'em with new wheels, so Im looking at the Enkei Racing RPF-1, but im thinking about going 17 x 8.5, but still not sure. I need to do some research. Im not looking for good looks, Im looking for a smart choice that can help my performance and budget.
I'd appreciate any suggestions, comments, "pros and cons", etc.
Thanks.
I'd appreciate any suggestions, comments, "pros and cons", etc.
Thanks.
What would be the best width and offset? I want it for performance but also keeping in mind that I make a little less $ than bill gates. I was thinkinng about going with my factory size but just smaller.
Originally Posted by AndreZ Cadena
What would be the best width and offset? I want it for performance but also keeping in mind that I make a little less $ than bill gates. I was thinkinng about going with my factory size but just smaller.
Don't waste your $ on stock widths and offsets. It's a super conservative set up and won't look as good as it could. Why do you think there are so many threads about spacers?
I already listed the widths and offsets that will fill out the fender well and allow you to run wider tires.
I already listed the widths and offsets that will fill out the fender well and allow you to run wider tires.
Originally Posted by 1nate7
Don't waste your $ on stock widths and offsets. It's a super conservative set up and won't look as good as it could. Why do you think there are so many threads about spacers?
I already listed the widths and offsets that will fill out the fender well and allow you to run wider tires.
I already listed the widths and offsets that will fill out the fender well and allow you to run wider tires.
THanks dude, ill look into it. I just dont want fat *** tires that cost a buck or two.
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Wider tires won't be that much more, the performance difference is worth it. If you go aftermarket, do it right.
If cost is your main concern, just pick up a set of used OEM 17's with tires for $400. They'll look acceptable on the car and it will be cheaper than buying 18" tires.
If cost is your main concern, just pick up a set of used OEM 17's with tires for $400. They'll look acceptable on the car and it will be cheaper than buying 18" tires.
Proper off set will help reduce tram-lining on worn/grooved pavement. I run the RPF-1's in 17X9" +17X9½" I can run 245/45F +255/45R or 274/40F +285/40R I run the 35mm offset on the front and 38mm rear, both w/5mm spacers to get OEM offset. Just adding the front spacers made the car much better to drive on bad freeways.



All that concavity and light as hell....how's that for looks and performance??