Help from RPF1 guys
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Help from RPF1 guys
So I have a local vendor getting me a VERY good price on some new RPF1 and I need some help. Would you do 17x9 or 17x9.5 +38? From what I heard the 9.5 width is easiest to fit especially in +38 offset to only run minimal work. Any help is super appreciated.
If you are lucky you maybe able to get away without roll/bumper tab relocation
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Do I need extended studs? I know in the front I need a 20mm spacer and I can get the ichiba v2 with built in studs. But what about rear? Will stock studs work? Thanks
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I almost cheaper out on Rotas but couldn't justify spending my earned money on crap. So I held off a little, and while the rpf1 isn't a 'ballin' wheel by any means, it's a solid light wheel. I might get get them in SBC. I'll post photos once done.
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Pretty sure they sell 17x9.5 +18 as well. This was the set up I was going to do and get +18 for the front and +38 for the rear. You wouldn't need any spacers at all. Pretty much perfect fitment. Only downfall is that you wouldn't be able to rotate. But I decided to go 18x9.5 +38.
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Pretty sure they sell 17x9.5 +18 as well. This was the set up I was going to do and get +18 for the front and +38 for the rear. You wouldn't need any spacers at all. Pretty much perfect fitment. Only downfall is that you wouldn't be able to rotate. But I decided to go 18x9.5 +38.
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