08ev

Hey guys. So i am looking to buy new rims for my 08 evo x. A couple interest me mainly the rota g force. thing is i have no idea how to go about this. I know the stock rim is 18x8.5 with a +38 mm offset. I have a 245/40/18 tire. Now i am looking for rims so I do not have to do any modification. It is stock suspension as well.

http://www.racinglab.com/rota-g-force-0007.html

would this type of rim work on that tire. its a 48 mm offset so idk what the difference would be

beetle_orange

iTrader: (58)

You need to stay at +38 or lower. A higher offset, +48 means the rims will be too tucked in and will therefore hit your rotors.

08ev

What about this rim. It's a little bit wider so a 18x9 and a 30 mm offset http://www.aspecwheels.net/index.php...product_id=156

Hereknorthere

iTrader: (3)

http://www.wheeldude.com/catalog/pro...roducts_id=251

This would be a better offset...would be more flush

btownsoccer22

iTrader: (6)

18x9.5 in the low to mid 20 range will work.

tkromer

iTrader: (6)

18x9 +30 fits great. 245 tire is fine, and a 255 works well here too.

18x9.5 +25 is a great fit, although a 245 tire is technically stretched on this you'll be OK. 255/265 is a better fit depending on tire brand.

Anything bigger and you're looking at some work generally.

08ev

Ok so if I get a 18x9 rim with a +30 offset I won't need to do any rolling or modifications? I know the lower he offset the more agressive it looks. So that's why I chose 30 because its close to stock +38. Also I can just put it on my 245 tire?

AWDTerror

iTrader: (2)

Also you have to be aware in that our brake calipers are very wide, and even though the offset maybe low, you could still run into a potential problem with them hitting the side of the calipers. For example the XXR 521 in a 18x10 +25 offset still require a 25mm spacer to clear the calipers.

Tribal

iTrader: (39)

18x9.5 offset in the 20 and run 265/35 18 that should be just fine