Volk CE28N's
Interested in the CE28N as well. From my reading of the sticky post, it seems like the combination I want to go with is:
F: 17X7.5
R: 17X9
From the wheel fitment guide, it suggested that if I'm to run 225 in the front, I would need at least +53 for offsets. I went on Gruppe-S website and Rays Wheel website but it doesn't seem that Volk makes the 17X7.5 in offsets higher than +50. Would that be a problem? I'm planning on running Esperlir ASD springs & Koni shocks. Here are the websites I was referring to:
http://rayswheels.co.jp/cgi-bin/cgi2/engli...modelName=CE28N
and
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Volk/volkce.htm
Thanks
Eric
F: 17X7.5
R: 17X9
From the wheel fitment guide, it suggested that if I'm to run 225 in the front, I would need at least +53 for offsets. I went on Gruppe-S website and Rays Wheel website but it doesn't seem that Volk makes the 17X7.5 in offsets higher than +50. Would that be a problem? I'm planning on running Esperlir ASD springs & Koni shocks. Here are the websites I was referring to:
http://rayswheels.co.jp/cgi-bin/cgi2/engli...modelName=CE28N
and
http://www.gruppe-s.com/Volk/volkce.htm
Thanks
Eric
Originally Posted by jimmhatch,Oct 22 2007, 12:27 PM
does anyone know if the 17x7.5 +43 is too aggressive for the front with 225 series tires? I want to know before I place my order. I have Espelir ASD on stock shocks. Would it rub my front fenders?
Originally Posted by ericshun,Oct 22 2007, 03:45 AM
wow..another eric lee with an s2000 and in santa clara AND taiwanese! scary 

I would highly suggest you to run 215 with 17X7.5 +43.
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