[T1Autobahn]

What's the lowest offset you can run without rubbing? Please specify the size of the wheels. Thanks.

 

[Robotix Junior]

My mates is at +25, but Ralliart are planning on having theirs offset at +35

 

[T1Autobahn]

My mates is at +25, but Ralliart are planning on having theirs offset at +35

I'm assuming you're referring to 18x8.5, correct?

 

[Robotix Junior]

Thats right my friend. the exact wheel specs for the Ralliart X are:-

Wheels: 18 x 8.5J offset +35
Tires:YOKOHAMA "ADVAN Neova" 245/40R18
Wheel Color: Black

 

[FLK]

What's the lowest offset you can run without rubbing? Please specify the size of the wheels. Thanks.

On 8.5 wheels +22
On 9.0 wheels +25
On 9.5 wheels +32
On 10.0 wheels +35

 

[IMR-TIM]

From the TAS show, it appears that a few of the Japanese tuners were running 19x10 +35 with a 265-30-19 with a coilover setup. This seems like it is a very nice fit without comprimising or body modification. And that is a very aggressive size for a street setup/daily driver. I can not confirm if alignment adjustments for negative camber was set real or too aggressive for daily street driving. I am still searching that.

 

[FLK]

From the TAS show, it appears that a few of the Japanese tuners were running 19x10 +35 with a 265-30-19 with a coilover setup. This seems like it is a very nice fit without comprimising or body modification. And that is a very aggressive size for a street setup/daily driver. I can not confirm if alignment adjustments for negative camber was set real or too aggressive for daily street driving. I am still searching that.

The 19x10 +35 is the Evo's limit at that wheel size without rubbing and without alignment adjustments. But I think it is too aggressive for the street. I think 19x9.5 +35 is the best trade off between a flush wheel and aggressive looks with the practicality of a daily driver.

 

[IMR-TIM]

The 19x10 +35 is the Evo's limit at that wheel size without rubbing and without alignment adjustments. But I think it is too aggressive for the street. I think 19x9.5 +35 is the best trade off between a flush wheel and aggressive looks with the practicality of a daily driver.

Yes, I do agree with you 100%. This setup will be pretty harsh on the not so forgiving roads. I was trying to shed as much light as I could for the OP

 

[Kooldino]

A 9.5" wheel can fit what, 300mm tires or so?

 

[dmx88227]

I want to put the Biggest Rims i can git with out hindering performance. i want some with with a huge rear Lip

 

[on2it]

The 19x10 +35 is the Evo's limit at that wheel size without rubbing and without alignment adjustments. But I think it is too aggressive for the street. I think 19x9.5 +35 is the best trade off between a flush wheel and aggressive looks with the practicality of a daily driver.

Is this with lowered suspension or still with stock ride height?

 

[Nooka King]

Originally Posted by FLK
The 19x10 +35 is the Evo's limit at that wheel size without rubbing and without alignment adjustments. But I think it is too aggressive for the street. I think 19x9.5 +35 is the best trade off between a flush wheel and aggressive looks with the practicality of a daily driver

no way can that fit on stock suspen. or stock coil overs. no way.....10 inch wide is AMAZEING tho, wow i would so do that and rape the street with my traction. [email protected]#:whipping:

 

[FLK]

no way can that fit on stock suspen. or stock coil overs. no way.....10 inch wide is AMAZEING tho, wow i would so do that and rape the street with my traction. [email protected]#:whipping:

I beg to differ. What I posted is accurate as per test fittings by TeamD at WORKS. They will be running a 19x10 +35 setup with 265/30R19 tires which according to them clears all suspension. However they will be getting coilovers soon.

 

[IMR-TIM]

I beg to differ. What I posted is accurate as per test fittings by TeamD at WORKS. They will be running a 19x10 +35 setup with 265/30R19 tires which according to them clears all suspension. However they will be getting coilovers soon.

+1

Guys, we aren't playing the bs card.

For those who really want to read it for themselves:
http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthread.php?t=322459

 

[Nooka King]

wow......that is awsome, now i have to see it with tire on but i eat my own words, im SOOOOOOO doing that lol, but ill do it with 18" rims

 

[Robotix Junior]

Fair enuff man, My mate wants to go extreme and try and monster truck the X, but a few hits to the face should remove that idea.... lol

 

[TurbotrixRacing]

For and 18x9.5 wheel What would be the lowest offset to go??

Brandon

 

[IMR-TIM]

For and 18x9.5 wheel What would be the lowest offset to go??

Brandon

Well, after reading into it further, my 'guess' is if you are going to run a set of coilovers and a 18x9.5, I would run a +29 to +22 (not 100% sure). The coilovers will obviously give you a lot more negative camber adjustment to accomodate the aggressive offset without body modification. If just using lowering springs, than your negative camber will be limited to adjustment. If I am not mistaken, the factory wheels on the X GSR are 18x8.5 +35. So, with some theory from past Evolutions (VII-IX) you can somewhat determine what will fit. This is a whole new chassis, so I am yet to be quoted on. The pics from TAS '08 in a thread on evom posted by member 'zippo' indicates that some of the Japanese tuners are going big. Seeing a bunch of X's with 19x10 +35 and 265-30-19 tires with suspension work and no body mods.

 

[Kooldino]

I beg to differ. What I posted is accurate as per test fittings by TeamD at WORKS. They will be running a 19x10 +35 setup with 265/30R19 tires which according to them clears all suspension. However they will be getting coilovers soon.

Why the hell bother with a 10" wheel to only run a 265?

 

[IMR-TIM]

Why the hell bother with a 10" wheel to only run a 265?

I am not sure why either. It must have something to do with the suspension setup they chose and them not doing any body mod. I am not sure if these cars had their fenders rolled or not. I can not answer why they would run a 10 inch wheel with only 265's. My only guess is tire rub on front/back fenders....????