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Thanks Bill I value your opinion on these cars. Despite the deal I will pass on them. What is the offsets I should be shooting for? Jason
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any chance the seller can be contacted and you get a narrower set for the front as the wheels will work on the reaR
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You're going in the wrong direction in terms of how far they will stick out. More positive offset, not less, moves the rim center (and therefore the outer edge) inward relative to the mount plane. But this 65mm offset is probably the best you are going to do. Even though I voted no, Dr. Nick is running these wheels with 255mm tires and seems to have no problems.
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IMO not a good setup for the street.
They are a liquidation company so they sell what they have. When I found them the first time they did have a set of four 8" wheels with ET50 for sale. I suggested they split up the sets...seamed obvious to me.
Keep in mind these are NOT OEM wheels but aftermarket copies so they are not worth as much.
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You're going in the wrong direction in terms of how far they will stick out. More positive offset, not less, moves the rim center (and therefore the outer edge) inward relative to the mount plane. But this 65mm offset is probably the best you are going to do. Even though I voted no, Dr. Nick is running these wheels with 255mm tires and seems to have no problems.
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And reading over dr. nick's comments again, he did have some rubbing to deal with. The eBay BIN price looks cheap until you see Discount Tires offering them in clearance for $204.
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They were linked in another thread. Supply was very limited. I'm sure they are gone now, but here's a link.
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...130&rw=10&rcc=
Change to location to yours and go through the wheel seclection guide : 18 inch size, 5x130 bolt, 10" width. They pop up for only $50.04 each with free shipping. Who knows, maybe they do have some more. They are showing good inventory in the AZ warehouse.
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...130&rw=10&rcc=
Change to location to yours and go through the wheel seclection guide : 18 inch size, 5x130 bolt, 10" width. They pop up for only $50.04 each with free shipping. Who knows, maybe they do have some more. They are showing good inventory in the AZ warehouse.
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Well found them and they are still there. Should I buy 2 for the rear? Think I can find 2 for the front to match the rear? Smokin deal I'd hate to pass it up if I can make it work. Jason
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Unless you would be happy with a full set, I'd say forget it. Trying to find matching front wheels with a better fit would be hard and/or expensive. Here's the other thread...
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-forum/405626-cheap-996-turbo-wheels-at-discount-51-a.html
https://rennlist.com/forums/928-forum/405626-cheap-996-turbo-wheels-at-discount-51-a.html