Reply With Quotehaha you took the pics not me. I gotta take some but still dont have any time. I sliced my finger open on that seat too yesterday almost needed stitchesOriginally Posted by MugsyTheGr8
hey guys...
I'm running kosei k3 formula
225/45/17 5 lugs 16x7j ET36(I know it's a wrong offset but I was full enough not to look at it when I was buying of the wheels..maybe I didn't knew a lot about offset or I was so focus on these wheels cos I liked them)
at the front I am rubbing a bit but at the rear is where I have the biggest problem...the wheels come out strait to the fender...so this is where I am rubbing not the inside...
so what do you think I should do?
You know I really like those wheels and I don't want to change them...
some people told me to hit the inside of the fender so it'll come up a bit...
an other one(at honda) told me to take the wheels to the lathe and cut off/rubber a bit form the inside where the lugs are(just some mm)....but I don't know if this is to risky
I don't know if I go to 215/45/17 if I'll be ok...
oh..I am running the stock suspension and it's some kids of 3 space between the tire...I even thought about put some coilovers(thing that I will do in the future anyway) making it more stiffer
any help and ideas is wellcome...
and sorry about my English...you know how we Greeks are..haha!!!
haha you took the pics not me. I gotta take some but still dont have any time. I sliced my finger open on that seat too yesterday almost needed stitches
damn, thats sux.
the pics i took came out too dark btw. maybe we should have stopped some place so i could have taken better pics. o well, im sure you'll get around to it eventually.
i know, but im rubbing in the rear with 205s and stock camber settings, musty told me to run -1 degree of camber when i was talking to him in atlantic city...
apparently it will work, im just surprised it rubs with 205s
my ep is white...
- We can talk numbers all you want, but the bullshit stops when the flag drops...
My contribution:
Wheels: Enkei RPF1 wheels, sized 17 x 7.5, 48mm offset
Tires: 205/50-17, Kumho Ecsta SPT
Suspension: Stock ride height, front = 2.5 degrees negative camber, rear = 1.5 degrees negative camber
No rubbing issues at all.
i have 215/7/16s
16x7 +35 in front
16x8 +38 in rear
Running 205/50R16 on all 4 wheels.
Dropped on Tein Stech and stock shocks.
Running what ever camber the Tein create.
No rubbing what so ever. Yet....
Wheels: Rota Slipstreams 16x7, +40
Tires: 225/45/16 Sumitomo HTR Z (front); 225/50/16 Nitto NT450 (rear)
Drop: Tokico D-Specs (mid-setting on front, hardest on rear)
Alignment settings: -.5 front, -1.5 rear
Rubbing: Yes, even with rolled fenders. Usually when going over extreme dips though.
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snow is beautiful,... but it won't let u drive hard225/45-17.....42mm offset.....more than one degree negative camber.....
Anybody daily with wider than 225?
whomever bought technyne's wheels is rolling on 17x7.5 +45, 235/40/17
Have you try putting the 16X7 +33 in the back? Will it rub?16x7 +35 in front
16x8 +38 in rear
Running 205/50R16 on all 4 wheels.
Dropped on Tein Stech and stock shocks.
Running what ever camber the Tein create.
No rubbing what so ever. Yet....
The reason I'm asking because I have a set of rims in that size and was think running 225/45 or 225/50.
Last edited by EVOKIN; 09-09-2008 at 08:06 PM.
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