Do I need a staggered set up on new wheels?
I've read a few threads about rims and tyres which have inspired me to move up to some 17" alloys from the 16" oems. I quite like the Kei racing Ebisu alloys at Wheel Base but they come in a 7.5J width.
Will this be a problem if I have then all round on an otherwise stock car? Will the handling be compromised? Sorry, I'm a newbie to this stuff.
Thanks for any assistance, I'm learning a lot on this forum (particularly about how easy it is to spin in the wet - had to reverse into B&Q red faced after spinning on a roundabout!)
Will this be a problem if I have then all round on an otherwise stock car? Will the handling be compromised? Sorry, I'm a newbie to this stuff.
Thanks for any assistance, I'm learning a lot on this forum (particularly about how easy it is to spin in the wet - had to reverse into B&Q red faced after spinning on a roundabout!)
Originally Posted by lovegroova' timestamp='[url="tel:1334412969"
1334412969[/url]' post='21607275]
Adding more tyre at the front will make the balance of the car even more tail happy, so it's probably not a good idea for now.
Adding more tyre at the front will make the balance of the car even more tail happy, so it's probably not a good idea for now.
Standard fitment is staggered and it's pretty tricky to find wheels with the correct offsets to fit properly. Others here have far more idea about this than I do, so I'll leave the details to them.
This thread on the US side may be of help though: https://www.s2ki.com/...-fitment-guide/
You can run non-staggered although those that do are generally those who race the car in some way and make lots of other modifications to take this into account.
I'd suggest that for a road car with a novice driver, keeping staggered would be a good idea...
This thread on the US side may be of help though: https://www.s2ki.com/...-fitment-guide/
You can run non-staggered although those that do are generally those who race the car in some way and make lots of other modifications to take this into account.
I'd suggest that for a road car with a novice driver, keeping staggered would be a good idea...
Originally Posted by lovegroova' timestamp='[url="tel:1334416538"
1334416538[/url]' post='21607356]
Standard fitment is staggered and it's pretty tricky to find wheels with the correct offsets to fit properly. Others here have far more idea about this than I do, so I'll leave the details to them.
This thread on the US side may be of help though: https://www.s2ki.com/...-fitment-guide/
You can run non-staggered although those that do are generally those who race the car in some way and make lots of other modifications to take this into account.
I'd suggest that for a road car with a novice driver, keeping staggered would be a good idea...
Standard fitment is staggered and it's pretty tricky to find wheels with the correct offsets to fit properly. Others here have far more idea about this than I do, so I'll leave the details to them.
This thread on the US side may be of help though: https://www.s2ki.com/...-fitment-guide/
You can run non-staggered although those that do are generally those who race the car in some way and make lots of other modifications to take this into account.
I'd suggest that for a road car with a novice driver, keeping staggered would be a good idea...
Thanks for the link, exactly the info I was after!
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