Will the RSR R802 fit my TT 2+2?
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bananamuffins
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Will the RSR R802 fit my TT 2+2?
Hey guys, I have been looking everywhere for an answer to this with no conclusion. I'm looking to buy the RSR R802 wheels for my 1992 fairlady, the front comes with a 20x9 with +20 offset and the rear would be a 20x10.5 with a +35 offset. Can I fit these without having to do anything to my car? Would you guys honestly recommend wheels of that size?
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z.Leinbach
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Re: Will the RSR R802 fit my TT 2+2?
Those will be 26mm closer to the strut tower and extend out 50mm. Compaired to stock specs.. In other words no. Need a roller
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NolimitZ32
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Re: Will the RSR R802 fit my TT 2+2?
Not even with a roller, you'd have to pull the fenders to get those to fit. Plus your geometry would all FUBAR.
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DCaff300ZX
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Re: Will the RSR R802 fit my TT 2+2?
20's??? 
Don't do it even with the right offsets, just wrong and as mentioned will mess up the geometry. 19's are stretching things pretty far as well, but I've seen them used just wouldn't recommend them, either.
The Z32 has a pretty narrow range of wheels/tires that can be used compared to most cars unfortunately, but is mostly due to the suspension. See our wheel size sticky for the best sizes and tire combos to consider, and realize anything outside of those sizes will definitely require work to make them fit, and will ruin the value of your car.
Don't do it even with the right offsets, just wrong and as mentioned will mess up the geometry. 19's are stretching things pretty far as well, but I've seen them used just wouldn't recommend them, either.
The Z32 has a pretty narrow range of wheels/tires that can be used compared to most cars unfortunately, but is mostly due to the suspension. See our wheel size sticky for the best sizes and tire combos to consider, and realize anything outside of those sizes will definitely require work to make them fit, and will ruin the value of your car.