Question about Rota Grids
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Question about Rota Grids
I've been looking to purchase a set of Rota Grids 16". Some of the pictures I see of them they look very concave. Other pictures I see they look straight like they barley bend towards the center. Are these pics just show they are straight from the angle, or is there two different types of Rota Grid one thats concave and one that isn't?
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It's due to the offset of the wheels.
The first picture that you showed seems to have wheels with a high positive offset. Probably around +45mm
The last two pictures have a low (or maybe even negative) offset.
The first picture that you showed seems to have wheels with a high positive offset. Probably around +45mm
The last two pictures have a low (or maybe even negative) offset.
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Re: Question about Rota Grids
Thanks! I thought it would be the offset, but I wanted to check with you guys first because damn near every shop I found them at the offset for the 16" were all 40mm so I didn't know u could buy them with that kind of offset.
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Re: Question about Rota Grids
The top ones are 17" dude
Different spokes to the 16" slightly.
The others are correct thou, the concave are the Grid offroad/grid drift
They now make a concave spoke 15" thou which is nice
J
Different spokes to the 16" slightly.
The others are correct thou, the concave are the Grid offroad/grid drift
They now make a concave spoke 15" thou which is nice
J
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Re: Question about Rota Grids
I looked at the Rota website and they have a 16x7 with a 0 offset in the standard grid. In the Grid Off-Road they have a 16x8 with a 10 offset.
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Would the 16x8 +10 or +20 even look right on a honda... say a dc2 for example? Iv thought about buying grids for my red dc2 but never knew which kind to go with because I didn't know what would look best
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Re: Question about Rota Grids
Damn bro those wheels are so badass, I was thinking on getting these wheels not too long ago but I wasn't sure of the offset. I got a 90 integra 4 door and I want to run 16x8 +10 offset and I was gona ask you if you already put tires on and what size your using? cuz I was thinking maybe 195/50/16 or 205/40/16 what do you think?. Do you got pics of the wheels already on the car cuz I really want to see them nice cars too by the way.
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get 195 tires, with rim protection, always 40 series. i'll put it on when my camber kit comes in, its a must for -4 camber, and to tuck rubber in, don't waste time getting i if your not gonna tuck tires in, ugly *** mexican style, and this will also call for alot of camber wear
something like this
something like this
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here are mine... 16x8 +10 with 205/45/16 dunlop sport fm901s. tein ss coilovers dropped all the way in front and almost all the way in rear. will prolly be taking one of the collars off to go lower soon.
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Thank you! I thought it would be eliminated, but I would check with you first, because damn near every store I found them to be offset for 16 "was 40mm, so I do not know u can purchased with this form of compensation.