I would like try a test fit of 16 x 8 wheels with +25mm offset on my 91 Eunos, so if anyone in Melbourne area has 1, 2 or a complete set currently off the car that I could try out for fit and appearance I would appreciate the favor.
Regards Zaq
16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
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Re: 16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
it's a fairly specific size you want, and not a particularly common one.
the general wheel of choice for the lower offset crowd is the Sportmax which is a 15x8+15, apparently these fit with rolled guards and a little bit of camber.
seeing as how a 8+25 will sit 10mm further in the guard they should fit fine.
here's the formula to work out how they sit:
width = W
offset = O
the inner depth will be:
(Wx25.4)+O
the outer will be:
(Wx25.4)-O
work that out for the OEM wheels, then do the same for the new ones.
OEM inner - New inner = millimetres further from suspension (closer if negative)
OEM outer - New outer = Millimeters further IN from guard lip (closer to guard lip if negative)
remember though, that's jsut for the wheel, it doesn't take into account the tyres you choose.
the general wheel of choice for the lower offset crowd is the Sportmax which is a 15x8+15, apparently these fit with rolled guards and a little bit of camber.
seeing as how a 8+25 will sit 10mm further in the guard they should fit fine.
here's the formula to work out how they sit:
width = W
offset = O
the inner depth will be:
(Wx25.4)+O
the outer will be:
(Wx25.4)-O
work that out for the OEM wheels, then do the same for the new ones.
OEM inner - New inner = millimetres further from suspension (closer if negative)
OEM outer - New outer = Millimeters further IN from guard lip (closer to guard lip if negative)
remember though, that's jsut for the wheel, it doesn't take into account the tyres you choose.
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Re: 16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
16x8 +25
Wouldn't be Axis OG by chance?
Wouldn't be Axis OG by chance?
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Re: 16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
I have test fitted some 15 x 8 +25 Axis OGs but I would like to see how 16's look and fit before buying 15's just in case I like the look of 16's better.
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Re: 16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
on a NA. 14" are the best size.. 16s look a tad too big for the NA
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Re: 16 x 8 25 offset in Melbourne
Stand out from the crowd and get a set of MS03, they look great on an early NA.
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