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ok.. ALOT of questions on this one sorry im annoying like that. so i dont really understand much about Wheel fitment. i'm planning on doing 2 rims set for the car, meaning one set for the front, a different set in the back. first question is would this be ok to do? and im planning on buying a couple of 5zigen fireball rims. they're 17x7 with a 5x114.3 // 5x100 bolt pattern with a +42 SS offset.. i dont really get what the SS is
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17x7 +42 will be sunk in a bit in the front and a LOT in the back. The higher the offset, the more sunk in it will be. Use the wonderful search function this site has to find the wheel offset thread by Harold_Fastwaker and it will tell you what offset you should be running.
I suppose what you're talking about doing is called "staggered" wheel fitment, so you want a 17x7 in front and 17x8 in the rear. I would say 215/45R-17 front and 235/45R-17 in the rear. For your brakes, nothing needs to be changed. Tire size - many people on here do a 225/45R-17 all around on a standard non-staggered wheel setup. 40R is not enough sidewall, and 50 is to much. -------------------- 1991 MR2 - T-tops - Crimson Red - Gen3 3SGTE - Lots of money
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