but all and all i should try to find something 17x9 +15 front and 17x10 +12 rear or 17x10 +12 all around?IWannaS15 wrote:Maybe consider a different set of wheels. IMO your wide fendered kouki deserves it.
this was a shops car. i am moving my engine and crap to it and adding a few things. might as well keep them if they are already there.240sxjeff wrote:Personally I would try to remove the rear fenders +50mm is way to much. Your going to need 10" with close to zero offset and a meaty *** tire on there for it too look anywhere close to nice. I still don't get why people put on 50mm rear fenders? When are they ever going to use all that tire that the fender can take? I guess dragster style cars?
werd. People should figure this stuff out themselves, by using the offset calculator, and basing off of other people's setups that they like.nismofly wrote:better, but probably still wont get you the look youre going for
the idea with fenders...find a fitment you like, then add the amount for the fenders
for example, if you like 17x9 +20 on stock fenders, youd want 17x9 +0 and 17x9 -30 with the fenders
from there you can compensate for wider wheels accordingly with wider offset
ok i think i might have this offset thing figured out. according to my math...nismofly wrote:better, but probably still wont get you the look youre going for
the idea with fenders...find a fitment you like, then add the amount for the fenders
for example, if you like 17x9 +20 on stock fenders, youd want 17x9 +0 and 17x9 -30 with the fenders
from there you can compensate for wider wheels accordingly with wider offset
ehhh not really. S14s are badass in that they have tons of inner clearance.nismofly wrote:with as wide as youre getting in the front youre going to have to start worrying about severe clearance on the inner side, at these widths its not just coilovers anymore
it all depends on how far youd be willing to go custom wise with the inside
yes. When people say 4.4 or 4.3, they mean 4.36.nismofly wrote:if you dont mind me asking in your thread...details on the 4.4 rear end?
im assuming by 4.4 you mean the factory 4.36 out of something?
Nismo gearsets are mainly just R&P sets that came oem in some cars.nismofly wrote:well he couldve special ordered something, you never know
he also couldve gotten a nismo gearset, instead of the way you did it, which would put it way out of my price range
its the rear end out of an early 180. 4.36 is correct. i just rounded up to 4.4nismofly wrote:if you dont mind me asking in your thread...details on the 4.4 rear end?
im assuming by 4.4 you mean the factory 4.36 out of something?
nope, its a VLSD, leaves 2 tracks. if i decide to sell it i will keep you in mind and let you know first. Thats the one piece i am not sure about. I may decide to put it on the new car, but i may not.nismofly wrote:its an open diff then? im definately very interested, let me know what you plan to do
4.08 is stock, 4.11 is a popular ratio for just about everything besides nissans
Not really. They definately wouldn't add anything to wheel inertia, but they would probably add a pound to total unsprung weight.karmakaze wrote:i guess the benifit with this would be that i could rotate my tires. will the added unsprung weight of a 25mm spacer make any noticable impact? (i will be using hubcentric spacers)
lololol. 28 pounds is rediculous.karmakaze wrote:ewww i just call enjuku and they said the ruff racing rims weight in at about 27-28lbs.
the 5zigen 17x10 weights 21.5
damn it. and i actually really like how the ruff racing 279 looks.
yeah i am going to go for the bronze FNs or the Hyper White Gravities. The gravities are only about 400 more than the FNs and they are that much more hotter. Everyone has FNs.nismofly wrote:thats to be expected with cast replica wheels in the size youre looking at them in
dont worry though, a plain 6 spoke like that really isnt all that hard to find