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im hunting around just now bud but im trying not to spend the money on penta's :lol:

 

another wheel noob question, i started using search but offset does give you a fair few results :dummy: you knew this question was coming :blush:

 

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depends on width etc but general consensus is if it's +25 or under it's ok generally.

 

If you want it to look mean though you need to be in the teens.

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Lower the number the more it sticks out. IMO somewhere around 20-25 is quite conservative, 15-20 is pretty agressive and lower than 15 is mad and mean :thumbs:

 

For reference my Rotas are +25 all round, but I think +20 all round would have been perfect in them B)

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anyone know what the nismo's are then? :thumbs:

From what I can gather - ~25 on the front and ~20 on the rear :)

 

EDIT: Or they maybe +30 all round. Found them on Z1auto and there seem to be different specs you can get for the LMGT4s

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so if i was buyng some new rims ;) which were ~28 id need 15mm spacers

if you did i'd be gutted because i just got CS to send a set of 15mm spacers back to eibach :lol: i will maybe have some 10mm spacers though :shrug:

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Depends on the width of the wheel too. I'm no expert, but with the offset and spacer you want the overall offset to be about 20ish give or take a few mm and of course depending on your preference. ;)

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Mine are +22, I need to find someone local with 10,15,20 & 25mm spacers though so I can test them out & see how far I can go :D

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but what if i go up to 10" wide rims on the rear, do i still need a +15 offset?

 

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Not sure its as easy as that, but yes, you keep roughly the same offset as wheels get bigger. Tehnically the offset should get larger numbers to compensate I think. Any good wheel vendor should be able to help with it. The main thing is to start of with the width and offset of a wheel you like and work it from there to make the ones you want to match :)

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but what if i go up to 10" wide rims on the rear, do i still need a +15 offset?

 

yes

Not sure its as easy as that, but yes, you keep roughly the same offset as wheels get bigger. Tehnically the offset should get larger numbers to compensate I think. Any good wheel vendor should be able to help with it. The main thing is to start of with the width and offset of a wheel you like and work it from there to make the ones you want to match :)

 

Depends if you want wheels that = win or wheels that = fail ;)

 

+12 on a 10.5" wheel is perfect fitment :) (Awaits Docwra to say that anything above 0 is a failiure :p )

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