ANYONE HELP!! 18x8 front n 19x10 rear

[nsx222]

i'm thinking about setting up my baby with this setup on volk racing... don't know what size tires i would be using...215/35- front , 275/30- rear? would this rubs or do i have to roll my fenders....keep in mind i'm using tein coilover.

 

[V.Lats97nsx]

Let us know the front and rear offsets

 

[Zishan]

With proper offsets....those sizes are perfect.

DONT ever consider "rolling" your fenders. They are aluminum and they don't need to be rolled.

Order you wheels from a reputable NSX shop or research the proper offset before ordering.

 

[angus]

You need to check out my thread here:

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143941

 

[Hapa88]

you need to check out my thread here:

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143941

+1!!!!11!1111

 

[Zishan]

You need to check out my thread here:

http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143941

Never saw that thread of yours Angus, but it is EPIC!!! I think that's how you use that word. :smile:

 

[nsxtasy]

I recommend 215/35-18 for the front for all NSX years; 275/30-19 for the rear on a '91-93 NSX, 265/30-19 for the rear on a '94-05 NSX.

 

[nsx222]

thanks guys....that really help a lot!!:smile::tongue::biggrin:

 

[nsx222]

What is the perfect offset that flush???18x8.5front n rear 19x10 rear 100%flush???

 

[WSTO]

The 18 x 8.5's are a bit too wide, and you will have a semi-stretch 215 on the 8.5".

I would personally stick with a 18 x 8 +35~+37 for the front and 19 x 10 +35 for the rear. This set up works well, and gives it a "flush" look without any rubbing or modification. Just bolt on and drive!

 

[angus]

The 18 x 8.5's are a bit too wide, and you will have a semi-stretch 215 on the 8.5".

I would personally stick with a 18 x 8 +35~+37 for the front and 19 x 10 +35 for the rear. This set up works well, and gives it a "flush" look without any rubbing or modification. Just bolt on and drive!

Just wanted to mention that the +35 ~ +37 that you mention can sometimes rub, I tore the front fender on my car using a +36 with a 215/35/18 that was a little on the wider side.

I recommend a +40 to stay safe, but YES a +35 is quite flush looking if tht is what you are looking for.

 

[nsx222]

So 18x8+35 front with 215/30/18 tires,,,, rear is 19x10+35 w/ 265/35/19 tires would flush?????????????

 

[WSTO]

I would stick with 215/35/19 with rounded sidewall tire - Toyo T1-R, or Falken FK452 and a 265/30/19 would be perfect.

 

[nsxtasy]

So 18x8+35 front with 215/30/18 tires,,,, rear is 19x10+35 w/ 265/35/19 tires would flush?????????????

No!!! You need 215/35-18 tires front, and 265/30-19 tires rear.

 

[angus]

^^ probably a typo Ken - but yes, those are what he needs.

 

[angus]

So 18x8+35 front with 215/30/18 tires,,,, rear is 19x10+35 w/ 265/35/19 tires would flush?????????????

19x10+35 will not be very flush, as I told you before you will need a 19x10 +30 to get flush, but only if lowered.

 

[nsx222]

thanks guys, I GOT IT...gosh i felt so dump:redface:....one last last question...... 18x8+35 front rim is good right guys??

 

[angus]

Read my post #11 above.