Hey guys,
This is the first time I post something to this site but i've been reading all of the good info you guys have for a while. I have an '09 2.5AC with a Stillen facia and I'm looking into getting a wheels but I am not sure about the size.
Im thinking of getting some Axis Reverb wheels but im not sure if they would fit. They are
Size:18x8.5
Bolt pattern: 5X114.3
Offset: +15
Center Bore 73.1
They will probably be wrapped in 245/45R18.
I am not sure if the offset would work. Would I need spacers, how would it look, ect.
Any info you guys could give me would help out. Thanks.
Altima Coupe Wheel offset question
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jlmedrano_1985
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Re: Wheel offset question (jlmedrano_1985)
+15 will sit just like the stock setup. You need to go +30, or +35 to have your wheels sit flush with you fenders without spacers.
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rjdmmfl1
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Re: Wheel offset question (08altima35)
Warner, you're not serious are you????08altima35 wrote:+15 will sit just like the stock setup. You need to go +30, or +35 to have your wheels sit flush with you fenders without spacers.
dude, you have the concept of wheel offset backwards.... +15 wheels would look RIDICULOUS on your car... +15 means they will stick out about an inch or more past the fender!jlmedrano_1985 wrote:Hey guys,
This is the first time I post something to this site but i've been reading all of the good info you guys have for a while. I have an '09 2.5AC with a Stillen facia and I'm looking into getting a wheels but I am not sure about the size.
Im thinking of getting some Axis Reverb wheels but im not sure if they would fit. They are
Size:18x8.5
Bolt pattern: 5X114.3
Offset: +15
Center Bore 73.1
They will probably be wrapped in 245/45R18.
I am not sure if the offset would work. Would I need spacers, how would it look, ect.
Any info you guys could give me would help out. Thanks.
Factory is +45, the lower the offset, the further out the wheel will stick! An offset of about +30 -> +35 will have you sitting flush with the fender!
Next time, use the search.. if you put in offset, tons of useful information will pop up!
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Re: (SHIFT_COUPE)
Yeah, I run +30s now and my wheels are right at the edge. Had to though so I clear my BBK. I wouldn't go anything past that
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Re: Altima Coupe Wheel offset question
Hey I was wondering if these wheels would fir the rear without any problems, I'm going for a more aggressive look with the low offset and also was wondering how far the wheels would poke? http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-521-Wheel ... 180663.htm
If those are too low of an offset i was also looking at these...
http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-531-Wheel ... 189543.htm
If those are too low of an offset i was also looking at these...
http://www.nlmotoring.com/XXR-531-Wheel ... 189543.htm
Re: Altima Coupe Wheel offset question
As stated above; they will extrude past the fender about an 1". Stick to something with a +30 to +35 offset will have you flush with the fenders.
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