18" whells w/ 45mm offset?
#1
18" whells w/ 45mm offset?
I found some wheels I really like but they have a 45mm offset, what spacers will I need? I can't get the spacer calculator posted on this forum to work, maybe 'cause I have a Mac ?
#4
Exactly what I got! See the pic...thats with 25mm back 20mm front.
<center><img src="http://www.jobfax.ca/malish/PICT0004.JPG"></center><p>I would like them spread out even further, but don't want to get bigger spacers....just don't really trust going above 30mm. All in all, I'm happy with the look. If you have a choice in tires, go for 235's. I have 225s and they are ahem...thin
#6
Thanks :) Used FK hub centric spacers which bolt onto the hub with supplied bolts
Thats one of the reason I went with FK, they are one of the few that sell 20mm spacer in bolt on type. The wheels I have are not hub centric for Audi, so I had to get the hub rings. So, spacers bolt on to the hub, rings (plastic) go onto the spacer lip, rims mount over the spacer/ring and bolt directly to the spacer with tuner bolts.
Things I didn't know before I started is that I will need the tuner bolts for the rims (since the OEM don't work properly for aftermarket wheels) and that I would need the hubcentric rings, since the wheel hub diameter is different from the audi/spacer.
Things I didn't know before I started is that I will need the tuner bolts for the rims (since the OEM don't work properly for aftermarket wheels) and that I would need the hubcentric rings, since the wheel hub diameter is different from the audi/spacer.
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