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I planned on getting rotas, but now i think Koseis will be a better choice. The fact they come in 15x7 and they are a change from a lot of the others attracted me.
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i don't know how much you racers care about this, being for a track car and all. kosei K1 have a rather undesireable offset. 35 or 38 i believe. by my experience, it is too little, and the tyres will rub.
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i don't know how much you racers care about this, being for a track car and all. kosei K1 have a rather undesireable offset. 35 or 38 i believe. by my experience, it is too little, and the tyres will rub.
stan
stan
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If that's the case, it's nothing a spacer wouldn't fix, eh?
But anyway, if you roll your fenders, +35 wheel will be no problem.
38mm (on a 94-01 Integra at least) is the perfect offset. Roll the fender lips, put a 5mm rear spacer on the back, and voila...you can fit a 225-45-15 tire all the way around.
I planned on getting rotas, but now i think Koseis will be a better choice. The fact they come in 15x7 and they are a change from a lot of the others attracted me.
The Kosei wheels come in a 45mm offset also.
The only experience I've had is with a 215/40R17 on Kosei's with a 45mm offset. Of course there was no rubbin.
I'm planning on getting 16" royal black rota subzeros with 215/40r16 Kumhos with a 45mm offset
The only experience I've had is with a 215/40R17 on Kosei's with a 45mm offset. Of course there was no rubbin.
I'm planning on getting 16" royal black rota subzeros with 215/40r16 Kumhos with a 45mm offset
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