CR-Kai's Installed! 18x9.5 staggered offset
That's a little tire on a lot of rim. These are nice rims with great GTR concave look. Would look better with it dropped a little more but then you may rub. Wish they made 18x9. The 18x8.5 +20 are nice as well for people that don't want that much width.
Jason
Jason
I might lower it more in the future. I probably would have to roll the rear fenders if I lower the rear. For now I want to drive it as is and see how things fair during track and autocross runs.
Oh, my bad, I thought you had weighed the wheels, not the lug nuts.
All you guys talking about staggered setups... its the diameter/circumference of the tire that shouldn't be different. Doesn't really matter the offset or tread width or whatever, but you just can't have like 17" in the front and 18" in the rear or something like that. The reason why people say you can't have different tire widths front and rear is because the width affects the sidewall and therefore, the circumference of the tire. All 4 tires have to be the same circumference, no matter what the width, offset, rim diameter.
All you guys talking about staggered setups... its the diameter/circumference of the tire that shouldn't be different. Doesn't really matter the offset or tread width or whatever, but you just can't have like 17" in the front and 18" in the rear or something like that. The reason why people say you can't have different tire widths front and rear is because the width affects the sidewall and therefore, the circumference of the tire. All 4 tires have to be the same circumference, no matter what the width, offset, rim diameter.
It's not just for looks. The guy I bought my tires from, was a former solo2 STU national champion in his Evo and he ran 245/40/18 on 18x9.5's. They can't be that silly if they win championships.
True, but it just seems pointless. Spend a bit less money on narrower rims if you are gonna run narrow tires. I have 275s on a 9" wheel which fit fine and 285s on a 10" wheel, and they are too narrow. I wouldn't think of anything less than a 275 on the 9.5" wheel



. Put some tire sauce on those things!