Question about wheel width??
I am planning on getting new wheels. I have decided to go with Rota Circuit 8's or Rota Slipstreams in 15 inch. I am confused on what width to get? I am lowered 2.5 inches.
If I get The circuit 8's in 15's which size should I get?
15 x 6.5 +18 8h x 108
15 x 6.5 +38 8h x 100
If I get slips in 15's what size should I get?
15 x 7.0 +35/+40 4h/5h x 100/114.3
15 x 6.5 +40/+45 4h/5h x 100/114.3
If I get The circuit 8's in 15's which size should I get?
15 x 6.5 +18 8h x 108
15 x 6.5 +38 8h x 100
If I get slips in 15's what size should I get?
15 x 7.0 +35/+40 4h/5h x 100/114.3
15 x 6.5 +40/+45 4h/5h x 100/114.3
I'd get 15x7" with 40-45mm offset. You would be better off with 42-44 but it's not an option.
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Originally Posted by CivicSiRacer
I'd get 15x7" with 40-45mm offset. You would be better off with 42-44 but it's not an option.
15 x 7.0 +35/+40 4h/5h x 100/114.3
What does the +35/+40 mean and what does the 4h/5h mean?
How would a person go about measureing the offset on a set of wheels?
I got TSW blades, and I got them for free so I didnt really care what the offset was, and I noticed they stuck out a little more than my stock wheels, and now that I am going to lower my car, it does not look like they will tuck under the fenders. I dont know much about lowering my car ,(never messed with suspension before). So could the offset on my wheels I curently have be too much to lower my car?
I got TSW blades, and I got them for free so I didnt really care what the offset was, and I noticed they stuck out a little more than my stock wheels, and now that I am going to lower my car, it does not look like they will tuck under the fenders. I dont know much about lowering my car ,(never messed with suspension before). So could the offset on my wheels I curently have be too much to lower my car?
I thought it was 45mm. But I could be wrong.
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