Wheel Fitment Guide
Actually my bad , the rear are 20.5 lbs ad the front are 18.5. You're right ! To be honest I chose those wheels without even looking at the price tag and trying to get the closest reasonable size I could get. Just love the design and hopefully it will work well and look nice . Saw your fender roll DIY, will be doing it next week ! Good job on the write up and thanx for all the info ! Cheers
off topic a bit but do you guys use hubcentric rings if the wheels don't sit perfectly on the hubs? My 2 rear wheels have rings on them due to hub fitment but after recently powdercoating them I lost the rings and im dying to put them back on lol I live in the burbs so getting these rings in the correct size at an auto store isn't easy but what else can I do
rosario717
rosario717
I don't. The rings only make it easier to bolt the wheel on and do nothing once they are torqued down if you have the correct lugs. Also ever heard of a little company called Amazon? Pretty sure they can get anything to anywhere
Originally Posted by Manga_Spawn' timestamp='1426398205' post='23540463
Hm surprised they are that light. I don't believe it. The .25 just limits you to basically running the 245 and it is still narrower than oem ap2 so it's not quite an upgrade. I like the look of the wheels xxr rips off. Sounds like your mind is made up so enjoy.
Can someone help me please?
I have TE 37SL wit the following specs:
- 17x7.5 +40 (225/45)
- 17x8.5 +40 (245/40)
I rolled all fenders and relocated tabs. In addition to that I have negative camber set at max on front and rear and I am still rubbing in the front!!
I do not rub over humps. I rub when cornering (sometimes, but mainly when I am getting off or on a highway ramp/loops.
Another weird thing is that I cannot find tire marks anywhere
on the front fenders to pin point exactly where the rubbing is happening.
Could I be rubbing at the suspension somewhere? Please help
I have TE 37SL wit the following specs:
- 17x7.5 +40 (225/45)
- 17x8.5 +40 (245/40)
I rolled all fenders and relocated tabs. In addition to that I have negative camber set at max on front and rear and I am still rubbing in the front!!
I do not rub over humps. I rub when cornering (sometimes, but mainly when I am getting off or on a highway ramp/loops.
Another weird thing is that I cannot find tire marks anywhere
on the front fenders to pin point exactly where the rubbing is happening.Could I be rubbing at the suspension somewhere? Please help
I don't think it's the fender liner as when I rub the wheel literally wants to stop moving from how bad. Not sure if the fender liner is strong enough to stop the wheels from spinning while rubbing.
I am really confused. I'll try to snap a picture later today. Thanks again for your help.





