16 in CE28Ns
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16 in CE28Ns
I've been doing lots of thinking and I think I'll go with 16x7, +48 offset for the front, and 16x8, +42 offset for the rear. I just want to make sure they'll fit fine with my stock 205/225 S02s. I already chose those offsets according to the wheel fitment guide but I just wanna make sure because wheels aren't cheap.
And where in the world can I find some pics of 16 inch CE28Ns on non-lowered cars. Any advice here? Will it look goofy with the stock 205/55 and 225/50, on stock suspension?
I'm thinking of the gold ones but I also considered the bronze ones. My car's red (new formula red). What do you guys think? I really hope there are some pics T__T
I think the advan RG is nice too but they don't come in the right sizes for 16s.
And where in the world can I find some pics of 16 inch CE28Ns on non-lowered cars. Any advice here? Will it look goofy with the stock 205/55 and 225/50, on stock suspension?
I'm thinking of the gold ones but I also considered the bronze ones. My car's red (new formula red). What do you guys think? I really hope there are some pics T__T
I think the advan RG is nice too but they don't come in the right sizes for 16s.
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this may have some relation but does the width of the rim have somewhat of an effect on the face/lip/spoke protrusion of the rim?? For example Would a 17x9.5 +47 have the same face/spoke protrusion as a 16x7+47 rim?
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Originally Posted by samsam5886,Apr 14 2008, 12:03 PM
And where in the world can I find some pics of 16 inch CE28Ns on non-lowered cars. Any advice here? Will it look goofy with the stock 205/55 and 225/50, on stock suspension?
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My 16" CE28N are 16x7+48 [F], 16x8+49 [R] and appear pretty flush. The +49 rear may be more ideal than +42.
Here's how they look at stock ride height. I'm running a 1" smaller dia front tire, so there won't be as much gap if you use OE size.
Here's how they look at stock ride height. I'm running a 1" smaller dia front tire, so there won't be as much gap if you use OE size.
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