Sportmax 962 fitment

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newdude1
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I know this subject has been beaten to death. But I cant seem to find what is needed to fit these wheels on an s13 hatch? I want the wheels to be flush with the fenders, not sticking out or inside the fender. Im looking to run the 17x9 all around.


ashibah83
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+20....but i dont think they make them in that size/offset.....spacers


newdude1
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Well I know theyll need a spacer. But what size and will the 17x9 fit?

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adrianfromthecastle
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17x9 +35 is the lowest size the offer.

get 20mm spacers... thus making it a +15. With a subtle tire stretch and fender roll, it'll sit pretty flush

newdude1
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Thanks adrian. What tire size would you recommend for the stretch?

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adrianfromthecastle
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225/45/17 or 235/40/17... I'd say choose one and go all around...

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Ghost_silvia
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Would the the lug nuts fit with a 20mm spacer?

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adrianfromthecastle
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Ghost_silvia wrote:Would the the lug nuts fit with a 20mm spacer?
hell no... I don't recommend using anything thicker than 5mm on stock studs.

Either go the extended studs route...

or get bolt on 1-piece spacers

newdude1
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would I be able to use these?

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adrianfromthecastle
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newdude1 wrote:would I be able to use these?
huh?

newdude1
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my bad. ment to puthttp://www.peak-performance.ne...07/94/

newdude1
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Well I know the offset +20 is a good offset for an s13 and its sits flush. Would a 15mm spacer make it completely flush with a fender roll? Cuz Im thinkin that the 20mm spacer will sit the wheel out to much for my taste.

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Gabes13
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17x9 +35 sits "flush" but conservative depending on which tire you use. I say "flush" b/c depending on how low your car is will determine if you need a roll.









17x9 +35 235/45 BfGoodrigh G-forceand I would need a roll if I went any lower

newdude1
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so did you need any spacers? And whats your suspension set up?

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Gabes13
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17x9 +35 fits fine out back with room to spare but you would def. need spacers up front to clear suspension. I have Rs*R springs/Kyb agx shocks and 17x7 +40 up front b/c I was dumb and didn't know anything about wheel fitment.

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smocan
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I had 9.5 all around with spacers, made them +20 and i thought they were pretty flush... The fronts stuck out a bit but I couldn't run anything higher than 20 because they would rub on my coils.

I'd say flush would be 17x9 +20 front, 17x9 +15 rear

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Gabes13
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^^^^ there you go OP

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240lookis
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17x9 +20 sounds like the way to go. too bad 962's aren't offered in a lower offset. i'd be all over them. sportmax should re-do they're lineup of wheels and they could get even more poor 240 owners to buy from them.


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