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Old 11-12-2011, 11:12 AM   #1
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I take it that this is for your daily and occasional track. So with that said, I would go with the 225. The stretch is less extreme & you'll still have some meat. Don't know if you feel comfortable with taking this size to the track but it shouldn't be too bad.
Meh. I want the 225, but I'm just thinking if I go a tad bit more on the hardcore side with a 215 i'll be able to sleep way better at night. Plus, tires are the only thing I don't get a baller discount on, so I want to "measure twice and cut once" per say

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If you decide to go 9j, +25 is about as high as offset you can go to clear most coilovers. If you go 10j, it gets iffy there since you have even less tolerance to clear the suspension, the wheel-well and the fenders, specially on the smaller amount of space under an S13. Personal recommendation would be about 9j +20 or +15 ish for S13 fronts.



Star Specs!!! Those are the only tires I run for my fronts. Just not sure if you're willing to spend that much loot on tires.

I'm running these new Generals for my rear and so far they're pretty good for All-Season tires. They're called G-Max AS03, its they're replacement for the UHPs and traction has been consistent and predictable.

Only issue you'll have is finding the correct size.
Star Specs Sizings from TireRack:
215/45ZR17 87W $143.00 (ea.)
225/45ZR17 90W $145.00 (ea.)
235/40ZR17 90W $160.00 (ea.)
235/45ZR17 93W $149.00 (ea.)
245/40ZR17 91W $175.00 (ea.)

General G-Max:
215/45ZR17 91W $99.00 (ea.)
215/50ZR17 95W $115.00 (ea.)
215/55ZR17 94W $111.00 (ea.)
225/45ZR17 91W $109.00 (ea.)
225/50ZR17 94W $113.00 (ea.)
225/55ZR17 97W $118.00 (ea.)
235/45ZR17 94W $117.00 (ea.)
235/50ZR17 96W $113.00 (ea.)
235/55ZR17 99W $119.00 (ea.)
245/40ZR17 91W $125.00 (ea.)

Actually, now that I'm looking at Tirerack, I've heard nothing but good things about Hankook RS-3 or the V12s as far as bang for the buck.
Thanks for the advice!

I could run a 235/40 but the clearance will suck. I'm running a 17x9 +12 on the front with a 235/40 right now until I get the car out of paint, which, obviously, is when i'll be putting the other 2 17x9.5 +28 on. The 235/40 on the 9 +12 fits kinda awesome, but i can't lower the front as much as desired, and it rubs sometimes...I FUCKING HATE RUBBING. I'm thinking the 9.5 +28 will stretch the 235 more and I think a 9.5+28 would fit like 7mm more inward...
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Old 11-12-2011, 12:40 PM   #2
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[QUOTE=fliprayzin240sx;4351481]If you decide to go 9j, +25 is about as high as offset you can go to clear most coilovers. If you go 10j, it gets iffy there since you have even less tolerance to clear the suspension, the wheel-well and the fenders, specially on the smaller amount of space under an S13. Personal recommendation would be about 9j +20 or +15 ish for S13 fronts.


thanks for the info i found a s13 with 16x10 -0 f -12 r on stock body but no clue how they did it so ill prob just find x9"s hopefully
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rim fitment on my s14 with work meisters!?!?!?! help please!!!!!!!!!!!

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i want perfect fitment on stock fenders

s14 zenkiii

im going 18x10.5 rear with +11 offset o disk

and i cant decide on the front.....

18x9.5 + 12 r disk (for calipers)
or
18x9.5 -1 r disk still

i would like to ideal run o disk on all 4.... but im going to run big breaks and i dont know if they will clear? maybe with spacers... i can run a

18x9.5 +11 o disk and throw some spacers on?




what one will fit better cuz i cant find anything around... + dont really have time to look

but can somebody help me out please?

this is how my car sits now


i want a little more poke and more flush

im sitting 18x9.75 +20 all around
8 mm spacer rear and 5 mm spacer front...

idk what my camber is prolly around -2 in the rear and idk front

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Old 11-11-2011, 07:02 PM   #4
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What wheels? ^

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basset steelies for now but not sure still looking around at rims i want 16's with a width of at least 9"
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Old 11-12-2011, 04:15 PM   #6
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You can run those same size, just need to stretch tires, pull the fenders and add some camber to it.
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Thank you very much for your input guys....Zooopreme, 95KA-Turbo, Drftin, and David.

Ok messing with the Wheel calculator there seems to be quite a few variables that come into play here. I'm trying to learn, so bare with me.

Trying to figure out what size front wheel I need to get and what modifications I need to do to fit 40mm fenders. Currently I have Tein HE coilovers (which seem to run wider than most, because I need to be at +12 offset to clear the coilovers). With SPL’s tension rods and Tein inner/outer rods w/ spacers.

Now messing with the Wheel Calculator from my current set-up to the desired set-up looks like this….



Running 18x10 I would need -22 offset to push the wheel out 40mm to meet the fenders. And this is not accounting for camber. I will be running 225/35’s.

Now….95KA & Drftin run 17x10 +7/+15 w/ 245/40 & 235/40 is actually taller than David running 18x9 -12 w/ 215/35. And even with my desired set-up, so there is some (probably very little) clearance with my set-up.



I would like to be where my current set-up is at:

-3.5 to -4* of camber
8* caster

I understand now, with the 18x10 -22 and 8* of caster, that I will have to go with Tubs and hammer some places (that lip near the frame rail) in the rear well.

Can someone confirm if my research and homework is going in the right direction? Anything else that I am not factoring in or didn't realize?
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10j -22, you will need to massively modify the wheel well in order to get full lock, specially when you're low. 17x10j +0 on undersized 235/40s, I was having full lock issues where I was rubbing all over the place. You can tub the front tubs to give you more clearance but your issue will be the back/firewall side of the wheel well, speciall where the harness comes thru. I rubbed thru the grommet on my first S14.
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You can tub the front tubs to give you more clearance but your issue will be the back/firewall side of the wheel well, speciall where the harness comes thru. I rubbed thru the grommet on my first S14.
Cool thanks, I was wondering if I had to be concerned with anything towards the firewall side of the wheel well. Comparing your set-up to my desired set-up i'm about 22mm further out than you.

Mind telling what your caster was set at?
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Taking a stab at fitment for cheap.. buying some 4x108 a.r.e 2 piece mesh 16x8 +10 wheels which are going to be redrilled to 4x114.3, question is, what body mods would I need to pull these off on my s14 if I were to reverse the faces? & after I reverse the face, what would the offset be? Don't kno too much about reversing faces.. I was thinking of just reversing the rears while I keep the fronts normal.. does anyone have any input on how I should execute this?

Why the 16" on s14? Because I have some close to brand new tires on some shit tsw's that came on the car when I bought it..

Info on the a.r.e's http://vb.foureyedpride.com/showthread.php?t=107893

I guess they were made for Fox body chassis?
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Taking a stab at fitment for cheap.. buying some 4x108 a.r.e 2 piece mesh 16x8 +10 wheels which are going to be redrilled to 4x114.3, question is, what body mods would I need to pull these off on my s14 if I were to reverse the faces? & after I reverse the face, what would the offset be? Don't kno too much about reversing faces.. I was thinking of just reversing the rears while I keep the fronts normal.. does anyone have any input on how I should execute this?

Why the 16" on s14? Because I have some close to brand new tires on some shit tsw's that came on the car when I bought it..

Info on the a.r.e's ARE Mesh Wheels? - Four Eyed Forums

I guess they were made for Fox body chassis?
Save your money and just buy some knock off 4 lugs for as much you'd spend on the rims and then redrilling them. There's still that chance that the rims will get fucked after getting redrilled.
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Old 11-13-2011, 02:03 PM   #12
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Getting the wheels for 250, I know a shop that will redrill them for 150.. don't wanna pay for cost of shipping on some k/os or buying some knicked up rotas for 'cheap' and sure in the hell not getting some 2nd hand xxrs.. just trying something different that I can beat around on, I do have enough for some ssrs or some other upscale brand wheels but I'm just trying to fit these wheels that I can scrape on a curb without grinding my teeth, mind that these are going on my dd..
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No clue on caster, I imagine stock still since I never messed with the tension rods after getting an alignment.

Mind you, I've messed with toe and camber alot, most of it was just eye balling it, tape measure for the toe and a digital level for camber. I usually set my camber to about -2.5 to -3.0 camber using a $40 digital level from craftsman. Setting the toe, all you really need is to make sure the 2 wheels up front is parallel to each other with a measuring tape. Measure the front the wheels and the back of the wheels across from each other and make sure they match.

What fenders are you trying to run? I usually pull my stock fenders alot. On my first car, I must have pulled that shit almost 2 inches. Fenders pulled out so much that it started creasing.

Some examples of 10j I've ran up front:

17x10 +12 with 12mm spacers on 235/40-17s upfront. This one is the one with the most aggressive pull of all. Rubbed all over the inside but cleared the fenders since I'm running camber and massive pull.


18x10 +18 with 225/40-18s


17x10 +18 with 255/40-17s


18x10 +22 with 13mm spacers to clear suspension and brakes on 225/40-18s
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i ordered the extreme dimmensions b sport wide body kit for a coupe (silvia front) im trying to order custom rims from true forged that will fit it nicely. to my knowledge this kit replicates the bn blister kit but im not 100 percent on that. ive done alot of research and it seems everyones running something very different. some guys have 9.5s with -33 up front and 11 with -6 in back others are running 0 offset fronts and -33 out back...this has been very confusing to me. this car is strictly a track car so the suspension settings will be whatever the builder decides is best for drifting. any help would be greatly appretiated. (i cannot do the measurements myself im deployed and just trying to finish this thing up before i get back so i can enjoy it)
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I guess these will do, anybody have pics of s14 running 17x7 +0?
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^You can't be serious...

I have a feeling you want those solely because they're legit TE37's. But c'mon man, those aren't even the awesome kind of TE's. You're better off on spending money on TE reps than paying for legit TE's in weak size/offset.
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Buying these solely because they're in my price range for some dailys plus the quality is what I am most certainly attracted to since my girlfriend is going to most likely curb em & carelessly drive over/into anything while I'm @ work. I'd hate to grab a second set of reps within a matter of months, we all know how reps are prone to bends or cracks off of a small dip & I live in a city where tax money isn't used for potholes.. I also want to rock some meaty tires for more ride comfort&traction since winter is here.
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Buying these solely because they're in my price range for some dailys plus the quality is what I am most certainly attracted to since my girlfriend is going to most likely curb em & carelessly drive over/into anything while I'm @ work. I'd hate to grab a second set of reps within a matter of months, we all know how reps are prone to bends or cracks off of a small dip & I live in a city where tax money isn't used for potholes.. I also want to rock some meaty tires for more ride comfort&traction since winter is here.
You realize those are 435 each right? They cost as much as normal TEs.




Maiku240sxS14 - The issue you are going to run into is, with 8º of caster and no tubs you'll rub up front with just about everything at full lock. I believe I was running somewhere around 6º on my 10 +7 set up, and I beat out the wheel well about as much as I could, and would still have some slight rubbing on my wiring harness grommet, and that thing was tucked WAY back. Now I know you said you'd need tubs (I was just confirming this).

Another thing to consider is if you're planning on being super low, you will eventually have issues with your tire hitting your bumper with 8º of caster. I am probably between 6-7º now and my tire is eating through my zip ties on my bumper, so I have to raise it up some and dial a little caster out.



That's also with a 235/40/17 NT05, a 225/35/18 will be way shorter and give you way more room.

I think I might try out some 245/35/17s up front next. That will give me another 1/2" of clearance. Anyone ran Toyo R1Rs up front?
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^^ sounds like your girlfriend needs some lessons on how to drive a [lowered] car....
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Tell me about it, I'm like over the top when it comes to speed bumps... "Perfect angle, sloww... Slowww. Made it!" When she drives, she's like "fuck yeahh! Speed bump wooohoo *scRRRRAAAPE there's even frame damage under my car from this one time she pulled off of a sidewalk... everytime something like that happens, she's like "eh whatever I want a range" fml
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punch that bitch in the ovaries and teach her to drive.

Or stop letting her drive your shit until she gives a fuck.

I dont even let my chick drive my 2tone because it has a HUD windshield and Im afraid of something happening to it lol.
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^It all depends on how low you are going to go.

People, people, people. You can make ANY wheel fit on ANY S-Chassis. 18X9.5 +15 is FINE on the S-Chassis with stock height, lowering springs, coilovers, etc. It all depends on your ride's height.

If you're going to ask a question, please include what you plan on doing with the ride height (slammed, tucking, 4x4, etc.). It makes answering your questions THAT much easier.

If you plan on slamming the car, the fronts will need hammer time for the inner fenders. The rears will require a slight pull to clear the tires unless you are tucking.

If you don't want to slam your car, the wheels fit.
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^It all depends on how low you are going to go.

People, people, people. You can make ANY wheel fit on ANY S-Chassis. 18X9.5 +15 is FINE on the S-Chassis with stock height, lowering springs, coilovers, etc. It all depends on your ride's height.

If you're going to ask a question, please include what you plan on doing with the ride height (slammed, tucking, 4x4, etc.). It makes answering your questions THAT much easier.

If you plan on slamming the car, the fronts will need hammer time for the inner fenders. The rears will require a slight pull to clear the tires unless you are tucking.

If you don't want to slam your car, the wheels fit.
Great thanks for the info! I'm planning to have it around the height of the car I quoted maybe even a tiny bit lower have to see it in person to see. Are you talking about the lip of the fender inside which needs to be hammered or something else because I already have it rolled which was done by a hammer I believe lol
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any got a pic of 17x9 +35 on an s14???
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Old 11-23-2011, 02:53 PM   #27
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No but its going to be sunk as hell.
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Old 11-23-2011, 05:59 PM   #28
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No but its going to be sunk as hell.
And not clear suspension up front without spacers...need closer to +20 to clear.
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Why would you run a +35 anyways? So many other options on the cheap.
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Old 11-25-2011, 08:47 AM   #30
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Why would you run a +35 anyways? So many other options on the cheap.
$677 for the set of all for 17x9 brand new. its the xxr 962, if they would have had it with a +20 offset i would have copped, but they dont

So would i be good with a 10mm spacer? or do i have to go 15?
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