Konig Hypergram Question
https://www.discounttire.com/buy-whe...ergram/p/47833
Hey guys, just wanting to get confirmation that these wheels would fit with any issues with my Evo 8. Think any spacers would be required? I wouldn't think so, but hey, that's why I'm here to ask. Currently running Rota D2 18x9 ET30 w/245/40/18 tires that I'll likely transfer over to these wheels. Been wanting to get a different wheel for a while and liked these and the price. Any input would be appreciated, thanks.
Hey guys, just wanting to get confirmation that these wheels would fit with any issues with my Evo 8. Think any spacers would be required? I wouldn't think so, but hey, that's why I'm here to ask. Currently running Rota D2 18x9 ET30 w/245/40/18 tires that I'll likely transfer over to these wheels. Been wanting to get a different wheel for a while and liked these and the price. Any input would be appreciated, thanks.
The wheel youre looking at is very modest in size & offset (18 x 8.5 +35)
Should have no issues running those 245/40 tires. No rolling required
The only issue is, its very likely going to need a front spacer. What size, is a guess unless you can do a test fit or find another soul who has installed them & knows
Should have no issues running those 245/40 tires. No rolling required
The only issue is, its very likely going to need a front spacer. What size, is a guess unless you can do a test fit or find another soul who has installed them & knows
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/mo...-wheels-2.html
the 18x9.5 +25s seem close based on the thread above, not sure if they'll have 10mm to give extra clearance to calipers.
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i'll have to check caliper clearance as you said though. no response from konig. when it gets closer to time i'll just have to visit a shop that stocks them and check the clearance
Rear wheel, 18x8.5 et35, no spacer
Unfortunately fronts did not fit, will need 5mm spacer
Rota D2 18x9.0 et30, 25.6lbs
Konig Hypergram 18x8.5 et35, 18.0lbs, saving over 7lbs per wheel from old setup!
5mm spacers on the fronts
So wheels are on, spacers on the front, and I'm very happy with how the car looks and feels. Can definetley tell a difference with the weight loss. My only concern now is the count of full turns I get with my lug nuts. I've read online that 5mm is safe on the stock studs, but I'm only getting a hair over 4 full turns torqued down. Do I need to get extended studs? I wanna be safe and say I should , input?









. You'll need to anyways for a 265/35r18 to clear the strut with a 35 offset wheel.