What Offset Do I Need?
#5
Please do not purchase wheels, no matter how good of a price you get, which are not meant to be placed on a certain car. It's not just the looks that will be affected when putting different diameter rims on the axes, it's the performance aspect too.
The FD was meant to have same diameter wheels, it's so for a reason. The Vette has diff dia wheels for a reason, so does the NSX, but be carefull with the FD.
It's far less in weight than the other cars, so placing smaller wheels with less patch on the road up front, versus having larger wheels out back, can be dangerous when you have a very powerfull car.
With your mods, I imagine your car moves pretty damn quick, so make sure you have acceptable size rims and tires, they're the only things connecting that power to the road. Make an educated decision and stay out of trouble. Good Luck!!!
The FD was meant to have same diameter wheels, it's so for a reason. The Vette has diff dia wheels for a reason, so does the NSX, but be carefull with the FD.
It's far less in weight than the other cars, so placing smaller wheels with less patch on the road up front, versus having larger wheels out back, can be dangerous when you have a very powerfull car.
With your mods, I imagine your car moves pretty damn quick, so make sure you have acceptable size rims and tires, they're the only things connecting that power to the road. Make an educated decision and stay out of trouble. Good Luck!!!
#6
FlameThrowingRotary, the biggest problem you're going to see with a stagger setup that dramatic is some massive understeer. That set was not designed for your car. You can do what you will, but be aware that it may be dangerous to run this setup anywhere, with any speed. We're not trying to be hard on you for persuing a good deal, but with a setup like this (from an NSX) you're bound to put the FD into a wall on a freeway flyover, and we don't want to see another 7 owner hurt!