Can I run 18x8s nonstaggered??
Found a set of wheels that I like. My question is could I run them on the S? They are 18x8 with a 40mm offset all around. I know that the wheels should be staggered. Can i get around this with a different tire sizes in the front and rear? If so what tire sizes should be used and can the car be dropped about an inch without major issues?
Manny
Manny
Can someone elaborate on this matter. 40mm won't fit? Phantom you said don't do it. Can you clear this fuzzy area up for me. The rep told me that the 40 mm offset would fit. Would it rub? I know that running nonstaggered sets would make the car tailhappy. Could I try running 8" wide wheels with the narrowest possible tire up front and the widest possible in the rear to get the stagggered effect?
40mm will stick out.
also... I wrote up a basic faq about staggered wheels in the library section some time ago. check it out and see if it helps with your decision. but seriously - not recommended in offset nor non-staggered setup.
you can check out the article here: https://www.s2ki.com/article/articleview/129/1/10/
also... I wrote up a basic faq about staggered wheels in the library section some time ago. check it out and see if it helps with your decision. but seriously - not recommended in offset nor non-staggered setup.
you can check out the article here: https://www.s2ki.com/article/articleview/129/1/10/
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Originally posted by Blue2002
The rep told me that the 40 mm offset would fit.
The rep told me that the 40 mm offset would fit.
Of course the will "fit" if you use some skinny tires like 215/40/18 in front and 225/40/18 in rear.
There are 3 main objectives for going aftermarket wheels for me:
1. Looks
2. Performance
3. Increase tire longevity
1. 18x8 all around may look good from the side profile, but from the rear or side, you can see that the wheels are sticking out. The car will looks like it is bow-legged. And if you go less than 245...the tires look to skinny in rear. I know that the stock tires are 225/50/16...but the monster tread width actually makes it look like a 255 tire.
2. Going 18x8 +40mm will definately decrease the performance. Unless you go r compound.
3. Tire longevity is probably the only category 18x8 +40mm will do for you.



