18" wheel Help!!
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Im new to the site so please be easy on the Newbie....... I have a 2003 P5 and i would like to put on some 18" By 7" wheels.. Tires would be Yoka Parada Spec 2 215/35/18 Im not sur if they would rub or not? the wheels are Falken Torque 5's I think the of set is 42 but not 100% sure.. I would also like to run Skunk2 Coilovers.. Any help would be great....... Tom http://www.falkentire.com/wheels/tq5_infopg.htm |
I think you are gonna be outta luck with the 42 offset when lowered... might want to look into +45 or +48 offsets.
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check out the fitment guide here
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Im actually going to do the same thing with my Pro sedan. I asked someone a couple days ago about the proper fitment and offset for an 18 inch wheel and he told it would best to go with a 215/35/18 or 225/30/18 tire (if I remember correctly). The offset should be around 45-48 because anything other than that will cause rubbing if you have a heavy load in the back or if your car is lowered a lot.
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on a similar note ...
i dont know mutch about cars. i got my 3002p lx with the standard 15"s . what do you think would be a rough estimate of cost for movin up to 17"s or 18"s. meaning i would have to buy new wheels and rims. i know it all depends on the brand. but hou about an average. |
Ive been looking all over for wheels with a 45-48 offset but the pickings are very slim!!! if you guys can help me out here that would be great!! Ive looked at ADR and ENKEI...
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like you said, depends on the brand. I got a set of TSW Rims from Discount tire for $161 a whell so about $624 for the set, then add on some tires, mine were performance, for about $285 a pop you get $1,140 for tires, add it all up and your looking at about $1,764. If you go with Discount Tire get the certificates, this way when you blow a tire they replace it for free, all you have to pay is a new certificate and disposal fee for the old tire, which is about 45, not bad considering the tire they'll be replacing is worth 6 times as much. Too bad they don't have that for wheels. So I say average is about 2K for somthing nice. If you want somthing really nice you can spend 2k on just the wheels alone.
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To run an 18X7.5 while lowered, you'll need a +48 offset. ;)
jp88, have you looked at Rota wheels? I had a set of 17" sub zeros that looked pretty damn sweet. Rotas are light, strong and inexpensive. I got an insane deal on my Volks or I'd still be on the SubZeros! EDIT: Can ANYONE post a pic on this site, or is it completely ghetto now? www.protege5.com ^^^^^ better. |
And then to run the same specs (18x7.5) on a sedan, +45 is the minimum. Thats what I ended up getting when I purchased my wheels and tires.
Originally Posted by eggynatey
To run an 18X7.5 while lowered, you'll need a +48 offset. ;)
jp88, have you looked at Rota wheels? I had a set of 17" sub zeros that looked pretty damn sweet. Rotas are light, strong and inexpensive. I got an insane deal on my Volks or I'd still be on the SubZeros! EDIT: Can ANYONE post a pic on this site, or is it completely ghetto now? www.protege5.com ^^^^^ better. |
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