17X7 +42 Motegi FF7
#1
NEED ADVICE 17X7 +42 Motegi FF7
Yeah... I'm well aware that these wheels, along with their offset suck, but I'm stuck with them for now.
My question is what size spacers do I need to get them flush, and where can I get them for as little money as possible?
1996 Nissan 240SX SE.. in case that helps
My question is what size spacers do I need to get them flush, and where can I get them for as little money as possible?
1996 Nissan 240SX SE.. in case that helps
Last edited by Badazz_240; 07-08-2006 at 03:06 PM.
#3
um...yea...30mm is available pretty much anywhere. $130 at autornd. http://www.autornd.com/catalog/produ...2e620a80ba2e46
you will probably will be able to get a machine shop to make you 47mm spacers but it will cost you a pretty penny, at which point you will be better off getting new wheels. since you have enough sence to know that +47 offset sucks im guessing your car came with the motegis.
you will probably will be able to get a machine shop to make you 47mm spacers but it will cost you a pretty penny, at which point you will be better off getting new wheels. since you have enough sence to know that +47 offset sucks im guessing your car came with the motegis.
#5
ok i was bored so i did a little research for you. the bad news is the wheels are ugly, the good news is at least you have the lowest offset available for that wheel: the "motegi FF7"
i honestly think you should buy some hotwheels or mb motorings if you are 5 lug.
or in the case that you really like motegis, get the "touge" in 18x10 offset +30.
i honestly think you should buy some hotwheels or mb motorings if you are 5 lug.
or in the case that you really like motegis, get the "touge" in 18x10 offset +30.
#7
Any suggestions on cheap wheels... my friend tells me that once I get my coilovers on... (Tomorrow @ 5AM...ugh) it's going to look really bad because they sit inside the wheelwell so far, which I agree with, but just dont have the funds to fix it atm.
Where are good places to get wheels for cheap, preferrably 17 inch, because I like how the car handles with the lower profile tires
~~James~~
Where are good places to get wheels for cheap, preferrably 17 inch, because I like how the car handles with the lower profile tires
~~James~~
Last edited by Badazz_240; 07-09-2006 at 09:33 AM.
#10
spoon feeding time!
MB MOTORING
http://wheelsbymbmotoring.com/mbCompetition.php
5ZIGEN FN01RC
http://www.autornd.com/catalog/images/large/FN01RC.JPG
HOTWHEELS
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...2FMinivan&rcc=
MB MOTORING
http://wheelsbymbmotoring.com/mbCompetition.php
5ZIGEN FN01RC
http://www.autornd.com/catalog/images/large/FN01RC.JPG
HOTWHEELS
http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...2FMinivan&rcc=
#11
gee... thanks for "feeding" me
thanks for the autornd link tho... made me want my Volk GT-7's again
they have all the offsets although this site is quite overpriced
~~James~~
edit: Also, what offset for front and back will be the most flush if I get 17x8 and 17x9 for F/R respectively
I was thinking like +10 front and +20 rear?
thanks for the autornd link tho... made me want my Volk GT-7's again
they have all the offsets although this site is quite overpriced
~~James~~
edit: Also, what offset for front and back will be the most flush if I get 17x8 and 17x9 for F/R respectively
I was thinking like +10 front and +20 rear?
Last edited by Badazz_240; 07-09-2006 at 01:28 PM.
#12
Originally posted by Badazz_240
gee... thanks for "feeding" me
thanks for the autornd link tho... made me want my Volk GT-7's again
they have all the offsets although this site is quite overpriced
~~James~~
edit: Also, what offset for front and back will be the most flush if I get 17x8 and 17x9 for F/R respectively
I was thinking like +10 front and +20 rear?
gee... thanks for "feeding" me
thanks for the autornd link tho... made me want my Volk GT-7's again
they have all the offsets although this site is quite overpriced
~~James~~
edit: Also, what offset for front and back will be the most flush if I get 17x8 and 17x9 for F/R respectively
I was thinking like +10 front and +20 rear?