I'm trying to figure the size and offset to get so I don't need to roll fenders or use spacers with 17x9 rpf1s. Thanks in advance.

 

Does anyone know if you can get away with a 17mm spacer in the front for 17x9 +35 RPF1s. Running 20mms now and it barrrrrely scrapes in the front. Feel like 3mm would make the difference i need.

 

I don't think so. I have those exact wheels and I didn't have 20mm spacers at first, so I tried using what I had which was a 15mm and a 3mm and it still didn't work. Scratched my brembos. I heard you could shave those down if that's something you would consider but otherwise I would leave the 20mm on.

 

I currently have the 17x9 et22's but I'm looking to move to something more fender friendly. Would both the 17x9 et35 and 17x9.5 et38 require a 20mm spacer up front or what would be the minimum spacer required?

 

9.5 +38 will need a 20mm front spacer, and possibly a 3mm rear spacer if you notice rubbin on the rear trailing arm. Other than that, they'll fit fine.

 

+35 is more friendly in the rear, but it requires a 20mm spacer in the front. I added a 15mm spacer in the rear to give it a more squared setup. I think the +22 is probably the best to go with

 

I have a set that are et22 now, but with the 255 Hankook R-S3's I have now I get rubbing even though my rear fenders are rolled and cut. Seems like those tires are more similar to a 265 width, so I'm trying to figure out which wheel to get and change my offset.

 

terrible picture but i have a set

 

Looks good man!

 

Thank you sir... they may be up for sale soon

 

Does anyone have a recommendation for a 3mm spacer / hubcentric ring combo that works well? An Amazon link would be awesome.

 

Bad info per ussual....

17x9.5 5x114.3 comes in +18 as well as +38

 

Finally back on the road

 

where da rpf1?
rpf1 fail

 

no, you fail

Rpf1 type rc 18x9 +18 offset

http://www.jscspeed.com/catalog/Enke...es-5402-1.html