15x8 procomp wheels

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Jan 23, 2018 | 09:50 PM

CharlieBCC

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15x8 procomp wheels

I’m in a pickle...

I was able to get a nice set of D window steel wheels (Procomp 15x8 19 mm offset and 3.75 backspacing) and wondering if the will fit my v. I already have 215/75R15 and planing on getting my own disc lift spacers. I tried looking in the official thread but couldn’t find a definite answer. Would I need some wheel spacers?

Thanks in advance!!!

Jan 24, 2018 | 09:36 AM

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Re: 15x8 procomp wheels

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Thanks in advance!!!

With most “D window” style wheels you’ll need spacers to clear the caliper. I’ve seen (on this forum) sizes ranging from 3mm to 7mm.

Jan 24, 2018 | 10:44 AM

CharlieBCC

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Re: 15x8 procomp wheels

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With most “D window” style wheels you’ll need spacers to clear the caliper. I’ve seen (on this forum) sizes ranging from 3mm to 7mm.

I was concerned about 8” being too wide for my application. Any other advise please let me know. Thanks a lot!

Jan 24, 2018 | 05:54 PM

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Re: 15x8 procomp wheels

If you're looking to keep your 215/75's, 8" is a little on the wider side. It would work. You'd have a mild but visible stretch.

Jan 25, 2018 | 05:59 AM

CharlieBCC

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If you're looking to keep your 215/75's, 8" is a little on the wider side. It would work. You'd have a mild but visible stretch.

Well...tire stretch sucks!!! I don’t want to look like a Honda ricer (respectfully tho). I can’t change the order on my rims now as they have been shipped. I rather save up a little more money and get new tires...say 225/70R15 Or 235/70R15? It’s my daily driver and very short commute distance. Also I’m in the works of building some shock spacers to avoid tire rubbing as much as possible. I ordered poly bushings as my rubber ones are shot and causing the front driver side tire to rub when breaking or turning left.