18x7.5 with 45mm offset?

[manek1]

think they'll fit without sticking out or rubbing?

18x7.5 with 45mm offset


18x7.5 35/43/48mm


18x7.5 35/48mm

[evo77]

For the ICON wheels you will most likely need some 5mm spacers. The wheel is identical to the one below (not sure what brand) and his offset is 40.



For the Copse perhaps the 43 offset will fit, MAYBE a small spacer.

The FN01R-C I will not comment on because I want those wheels first!

[evo77]

[Pgthe1]

Not to hi Jack or anything, I heard you get vibration when you use spacers? Is this true??

[nader]

Why are you guys running spacers? Is the tire rubbing the strut?

[evo77]

The spacers are needed to allow more caliper clearance. Wheel design plays a big role on whether or not they will clear the brakes.

Nader, I thought those wheels were to wide for your car (18x8 35 offset)? You still wearing them?

[nader]

I put the stockers back on for now. Those were my brothers rims.

[Pagman]

I think it will rub the front brake caliper. Use a 3mm/5mm spacer in the front will do. Buy a hubcentric to fix the vibration.

[manek1]

Quote:

Originally posted by Pagman
I think it will rub the front brake caliper. Use a 3mm/5mm spacer in the front will do. Buy a hubcentric to fix the vibration.

aren't some people not running the hubcentric rings? need them on all 4?

[manek1]

Quote:

Originally posted by evo77
For the ICON wheels you will most likely need some 5mm spacers. The wheel is identical to the one below (not sure what brand) and his offset is 40.


For the Copse perhaps the 43 offset will fit, MAYBE a small spacer.

The FN01R-C I will not comment on because I want those wheels first!

would you buy the FN01R-C for $230 a piece plus shipping?

[evo77]

Quote:

Originally posted by manek1
would you buy the FN01R-C for $230 a piece plus shipping?

eh...its average. You can find better prices.