Hellaflush

[goteejgo]

Any idea as to what size width on a wheel Ide need and what offset to get my versa similar to this? And what adjustable coilovers give the lowest drop? How wide of a wheel could the versa handle?

[biggie]

You'd have to do some measuring. Need to measure the distance of where the wheel and tire is now and then where you want it.

After that you can play with a wheel/tire calculator to find what width and offset that would be. Any wheel over 8"-9" wide is probably going to be bad.

Only a couple options for coilovers (tanabe and ksport I believe). Going to low will probably result in the alignment not being able corrected.

[superskunk]

+38 will do it for the front, for the rear you might need a 5mm spacer.... you can run 8 in rims safely, havent tried anything higher than that.... the tanabe coilovers give a good drop, tein recently released a set for the versa, check those ones out....

[blindsnyper]

+38 with a 5mm spacer on a 7" wide wheel wont get you close in the rear, but will for the front. for the rear i would guess an 8" wide wheel with +25 to 30 would get you there. and probably a 185 wide tire in the front and a 195 in the rear for the stretch.

tien coilovers are less of a drop than the tanabe coilovers.

[goteejgo]

Damn thanks guys I got more response from you all then on the hellaflush forum. Anyone know the drop specs on the K sport coilovers?

[superskunk]

+38 with a 5mm spacer on a 7" wide wheel wont get you close in the rear, but will for the front. for the rear i would guess an 8" wide wheel with +25 to 30 would get you there. and probably a 185 wide tire in the front and a 195 in the rear for the stretch.

tien coilovers are less of a drop than the tanabe coilovers.

+25 in the rear? that doesnt sound rite at all... im telling you +33 should do it for the rear.... or even somewhere in the low 30's, going into the 20's doesnt seem logical....im guessing the max drop on those is somewhere around 2 1/2- 2 3/4 somewhere around there....

[blindsnyper]

+25 in the rear? that doesnt sound rite at all... im telling you +33 should do it for the rear.... or even somewhere in the low 30's, going into the 20's doesnt seem logical....im guessing the max drop on those is somewhere around 2 1/2- 2 3/4 somewhere around there....

i have +38 wheels with a 5mm spacer in the rear on a 7 wide wheel and it still needs about 5-8mm the be flush, but to get them as flush the pic posted aboveanother 5mm or so would be needed.

[biggie]

Given stock:15x5.5 +40

Then:17x8 +25

It would move the wheel 1.84 inches outward and .659 inches inward.

With that comparing tires on those, 185/60/15 vs 225/40/17. The tire would move 2.625 inches outward and 1.444 inches inward.

[goteejgo]

I'm goin for an 8.5 wide whel in the rear and I'd like to do that on all 4 corners. Any suggestions on offset for that?

[biggie]

I'm goin for an 8.5 wide whel in the rear and I'd like to do that on all 4 corners. Any suggestions on offset for that?

Without having a car to measure I'd guess it would need to be around +35.

Easier to look and see what offsets are available in a 8.5 wide wheel that you like.

I still think the Rota D2 and 5Zigen FN01R-C wheels should be a good look and have offsets that would suit an aggressive look.

Doubt you really need a 8.5 inch wheel though, but I'm in the school of thought that dislikes stretched tires and would want a 235 or 245 on a 8.5 wheel, and that is overkill with Versa power.

[superskunk]

i have +38 wheels with a 5mm spacer in the rear on a 7 wide wheel and it still needs about 5-8mm the be flush, but to get them as flush the pic posted aboveanother 5mm or so would be needed.

hmm... i may thinking of my 20's, they are 7 1/2 and a plus 38 offset....

I'm goin for an 8.5 wide whel in the rear and I'd like to do that on all 4 corners. Any suggestions on offset for that?

you dont know anyone with any 4x114.3 rims in low offsets? i would just test fit from there if at all possible...

[Skim302]

I have 17x7 wheels with a +42 offset, so from reading the posts I think I should need about 6.5mm spacers for the front wheels and 10mm spacers for the rear wheels. Right?