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[aziatiklover]

damn so old school rite there hahaha

[instrumetal]

not a huge lip on them, but im considering the mugen M7s/Rota Jmag's in the machined silver finish...when i actually get my fit

[timemachine]

Those Work Equips

[C2AUTOSPL]

Here some cheapos with deep lip

[fad3r]

What's the weight and offset of those wheels? Are they the right offset for our Fits? If so, I may be interested in a set. Willing to do a trade for some 16" HFPs with 205/45/16 Fuzion tires? Less than 50 miles on em.

[C2AUTOSPL]

Nah, it'll not fit. YOu'll have to have some flares. 15x8 0 offset.

[fad3r]

What's the correct size and offset for USDM Fits?

[ezekielwhore]

Originally Posted by C2AUTOSPL

Here some cheapos with deep lip

i have a few friends that have these on their corolla.

[fit_4_a_king]

Originally Posted by fad3r

Anyone make knock-offs of the Mugen NR? Those look exactly like the ones I want for the Fit. I love old skool rims!

I'm sure Rota will have a copy soon...although it did take them over 10 years to come out with the SSR Type-X knock off

The Mugen NRs are about $300 per rim per King Motorsports website.

[07Fit00S2K]

I like the Work XD-9s.

[HFit USA]

wow, the works rims look killer.

[fad3r]

Well, after much searching around on the boards and on the net, there doesn't seem to be too many fat lipped 15" wheels around that have a +55mm offset. Most are +38, +40, +42. I've seen a few +45mm offset 15" rims, but I'm worried they'd rub.

[phil_qc]

Originally Posted by fad3r

Well, after much searching around on the boards and on the net, there doesn't seem to be too many fat lipped 15" wheels around that have a +55mm offset. Most are +38, +40, +42. I've seen a few +45mm offset 15" rims, but I'm worried they'd rub.

37 to 47 is fine for the Fit... If you go w/ wide rims, you need to reduce
the offset or the tire could rub on the inside (like rubing the suspention parts)

So, wider rim (7" or more) = lower offset (ex: +38)

The stock sport offset is 55 but the rim is 6" wide... to be in
the stock center w/ 7" wide rim, you need to reduce the offset.
(tire will be closer to the fender lip)

Philippe

[fad3r]

Phillipe: Thanks for the info! I honestly didn't know that > wheel width = < offset. That helps out alot!

Your general tip is pretty good, but is there a magic formula to determine the proper offset based on wheel width?

[phil_qc]

Originally Posted by fad3r

Phillipe: Thanks for the info! I honestly didn't know that > wheel width = < offset. That helps out alot!

Your general tip is pretty good, but is there a magic formula to determine the proper offset based on wheel width?

I don't have a formula but I have an offset/rim/tire calculator:

http://www.rims-n-tires.com/rt_specs.jsp

Philippe

[kkim]

I have 15x7 wheels with ET 40 and 205-50 tires. No rubbing at stock suspension height.

[cheffyjay]

so...
Ive been checking out Rotas:
Circuit 10 15x 6.5" 45mm
Circuit 8 15x6.5 38mm
Slipstream 15x6.5 40mm

Will all of these work? Will the Circuit 10 not?
12# and $440/4 sounds smiley
http://www.carbon-fiber-products.com...x&cPath=224_72
(anybody ordered from these guys?)

[kkim]

I've purchased wheels from these guys. Great service, excellent communication and low prices.

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread/697937

[cheffyjay]

Originally Posted by kkim

I've purchased wheels from these guys. Great service, excellent communication and low prices.

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread/697937

thank you thank you--excellent!

[phil_qc]

[quote=cheffyjay]so...
Ive been checking out Rotas:
Circuit 10 15x 6.5" 45mm
Circuit 8 15x6.5 38mm
Slipstream 15x6.5 40mm

All these rims will fit, no problem.

Phil.