Does anyone know if these would fit my Fto gpx
enkie rpf1 17" 45 offset
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/17-ENKEI ... ccessories
Will these enkies fit me fto
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its depending on what spacers you use.... if you use the bolt on spacers which are manufactured by known brands they are ok... ive hear the spacers you buy at autobarn which just push your nuts out further are a somewhat risk.
from past experience
17x7 would be good with a +42 offset
17x17.5 would need to be lower like a +38
17x8 would be good with 35
.... so preety much you have a set point of +42 for 7''wide.... the wider the rim the lower the offset. the higher the offset the closer the wheel will be to the spring, if you lower the offset it pushes out the wheel towards the guard preventing scrubbing. IF you dont use a spacer.... if im wrong someone correct me
17x8 with a 48 offset will most likely be off a wrx
from past experience
17x7 would be good with a +42 offset
17x17.5 would need to be lower like a +38
17x8 would be good with 35
.... so preety much you have a set point of +42 for 7''wide.... the wider the rim the lower the offset. the higher the offset the closer the wheel will be to the spring, if you lower the offset it pushes out the wheel towards the guard preventing scrubbing. IF you dont use a spacer.... if im wrong someone correct me
17x8 with a 48 offset will most likely be off a wrx
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Wise choice, its important to not muck around with the wheels as they are our only contact with the road.Benedict_XIII wrote:thanks mate
i might just get them throgh a wheel shop so they cam be the
perfect fit
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