I wouldnt say thats the only offset. But if you wanna match what Amuse uses. Then yes. You can of course run a +20 It would tuck in more then. I'd use those measurements for reference for 18x10 +15 and adjust accordingly so overall size is still the same if you say run a wider wheel with a higher offset. Like a +22 offset or something with a 10.5 wheel. Whoever you buy your wheels from should be able to help you figure it out. But just work with the number of 18x10 +15 offset.

 

Thank you for the help i am looking into it right now. I would like to fit the widest wheels i can in the rear and a skinnier tire in the front.

Nick

 

i going to used 265/18 all around for the rims offset 18x10---19 offset this is perfect for amuse

 

Don't go too skinny in the front compaired to the rear or you will induce crazy understeer on the car.really on the S2000 you don't want to go more then a 3 size difference to keep the balance close. since you will be running a 10.5 rear you could go say 285/295 rear with a 255/265. unless you prefer a car that is a little more understeer/ oversteer in that case just adjust the tires to what you prefer. closer size more oversteer, farther sizes more understeer.

 

after talking to mackin industries, and looking at the 3 demo/street amuse gt1 car's in japan. They are running 18x10.5 +18 offset Apparently Rays doesnt make a CE28 in 18x10 +15 offset. Probably miscommunication/typo with the Option mag that features the car. Either way thats good news for us. An even wider wheel

 

thats why im runnin 18x10 +19 0ffset..perfest offset for my ride

 

yes! we all.. cant wait to see it! i think this is the greatest thing that ever happened to the s2000! please.. post pics ASAP!

im not a kno it all, just wondering will the 18x10 +15 fit stock brakes? low offsets means BBK?

 

it will fit any BBK on the market for the s2000

 

finally i got my kit already.....im so happy

 

good luck with the kit ernie! can't wait to see your car...