16x7 +33 on a lowered R, will they fit?
I'm lowered on H&R sports
Anyone have any pics and/or experience w/ a very similar setup?
The wheels are about 2g's, so I want to make sure they won't rub
Anyone have any pics and/or experience w/ a very similar setup?
The wheels are about 2g's, so I want to make sure they won't rub
This is a really broad question, this really depends on what size tire you will be running, how low the car really is...ect. If you car is now stupidly low, this wheel size is perfect.
If u go with 205/45s they will work fine. With 215s, u might rub a little here and there. In any case, u would not rub ur wheels, just tires.
If your car is *not (corrected) stupidly low, this wheel size is perfect. Sorry for the typo, but no need to get your panties in a bunch bro, just trying to help. 16x7 +33 is great fitment, youll get a nice stance. ^What BlazedD said aka baller aka volk king.
Trending Topics
You guys shouldn't have any trouble with 16x7 +33 & 205/40/16 (or even a taller 45 series). Here is an Integra with 16x8 +20 205/40/16. I'm just wish I knew if he had to roll the fenders and/or increase negative camber from stock:
Last edited by 94eg!; Sep 27, 2011 at 11:22 AM.
My bad bro,
I thought you were calling me out for wanting to be "hellaflush" or something (by saying if I were stupid low then this stupid offset would be perfect). Completely my mistake
Thanks everyone for the replies. As far as suspension geometry goes, I figure the +42's would be a better choice for a track used R, but my ricer side loves the look of the +33's (ce28n's)
My bad bro,
I thought you were calling me out for wanting to be "hellaflush" or something (by saying if I were stupid low then this stupid offset would be perfect). Completely my mistake
Thanks everyone for the replies. As far as suspension geometry goes, I figure the +42's would be a better choice for a track used R, but my ricer side loves the look of the +33's (ce28n's)
I thought you were calling me out for wanting to be "hellaflush" or something (by saying if I were stupid low then this stupid offset would be perfect). Completely my mistake
Thanks everyone for the replies. As far as suspension geometry goes, I figure the +42's would be a better choice for a track used R, but my ricer side loves the look of the +33's (ce28n's)
Imho, u can't go wrong with either +33 or +42. If u want to just throw the wheels on and do no adjustments then go with +42, but if u want a little flusher look then u can go with +33. Concavity wise, there is no significant difference in 33/42 5 lug 10 spoke ce28ns since the width unchanged. I'll even throw a pic or two of x8 in.
Some pics for illustration..
16x7 +42


16x7 +33


16x8 +35


Hope that helps some.
Some pics for illustration..
16x7 +42


16x7 +33


16x8 +35


Hope that helps some.
I have 16x8 with +15 offset on my teg. I had to roll the front fenders just a tad to fit, definatly needed a camber kit in the rear and a slight roll as well, but they fit nice,
Throw them on and get some pics. I would love see them on your R. I'm about to test fit a set of old school 17x7 215-45-17 Works Ryver on mine. I'm hoping not to have to roll the fenders.
I know that tire size will not work in the rear with a 16x7 +45. I had those wheels on my spoons and I am not slammed by any means and the tire rubbed against the tire well.
Here is how low my car is. I have about a finger gap or so all the way around.
Here is how low my car is. I have about a finger gap or so all the way around.
225s will rub on 16x7 +42 so they will def. rub on x8 +35. Those r 225/50s mounted on the silver x8 ce28s and they r sticking out of the fender liner as well.






