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2000Pimpinex · 10-23-2001, 11:34 PM

I have heard that a 43 was ideal for a 17in wheel. Any other suggestions as to what offset will work the best.

Accord Man · 10-24-2001, 10:17 AM

I agree..

Leaves you some room..

10-24-2001, 06:44 PM

in a book i got it says 35, but i dont really know

2000Pimpinex · 10-26-2001, 06:20 AM

35 just doesn't seem right for 17's. I will have to check on that. Thanks though

Accord Man · 10-26-2001, 09:37 AM

Pimp trust me 40+ is fine.

So 43 is perfect.

35 though, no way..

Racing Rice · 10-26-2001, 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by Accord Man
Pimp trust me 40+ is fine.

So 43 is perfect.

35 though, no way..

yeah... under 40 you will probably get some rubbing..

2000Pimpinex · 11-02-2001, 03:34 PM

I've heard that 43 is the way to go but I wanted to get some input from the experts. Anyway, thanks.

11-02-2001, 08:48 PM

i just got some 17 konig im not sure what the offset is though when i find out ill post it

11-09-2001, 04:08 PM

43 will rub on your civic. 43 is fine for my accord and to some degree the newer ones, but a Civic will need a 35-38 offset, almost regardless of brand.

11-12-2001, 07:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DemonicAccord
43 will rub on your civic. 43 is fine for my accord and to some degree the newer ones, but a Civic will need a 35-38 offset, almost regardless of brand.

looks like i might be right

11-21-2001, 08:30 AM

IVE GOE A CIVIC HATCH, I READ IN A MAG THAT OFFSET SHOULD BE BETWEEN 38 AND 43. WHEN I WENT TO GET MY WHEELS (TSW EVO BIG DEEP 17'S) THE DEALERS GUIDE BOOK SAID 35. WE TRIED IT AND IT RUBBED EVEN WHEN I RAISED IT WITH THE STOCK SUSPENSION. I NOW HAVE 40 OFFSET AND ITS FINE EVEN DROPPED 1.75 INCES ON APEX SPRINGS

slowEJ6 · 11-22-2001, 08:21 PM

if you went with anything less than a +43 offset, you will rub. 35-38 will cause a hell of a lot or rub.

Accord Man · 11-22-2001, 08:59 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by hybrid3do0rcx
if you went with anything less than a +43 offset, you will rub. 35-38 will cause a hell of a lot or rub.

Yes. I know it for a fact..

but some say otherwise..

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slowEJ6 · 11-22-2001, 09:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Accord Man

Yes. I know it for a fact..

but some say otherwise..

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if they do not listen, they will learn the expensive/annoying way. :

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Accord Man · 11-23-2001, 08:54 AM

Word!

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: :o

11-25-2001, 01:05 PM

mine was only a suggestion. different wheel mfrs measure differently. This phenomenon is no different than UTQG ratings. I also based my rec on 2 friends experience with BBS wheels on their Civics ('95 and a '98). As mentioned above, TSWs, but thats why I disclaimed that my rec rec was "almost regardless of brand"

11-26-2001, 06:21 AM

YO, DONT THINK I'M SAYIN' YOU ARE WRONG . I JUST WANTED TO TELL YALL WHAT HAPPENED TO ME, AND MABEY HELP SOMEONE. YOUR ADVICE SOUNDED FINE. HEY I USED TO LIVE IN HOUSTON, WHERE DO YOU LIVE?

11-26-2001, 01:01 PM

the hole that is now austin

11-27-2001, 08:35 AM

SORRY, IM NOT UP ON WHAT THAT MIGHT MEAN. I ONLY VISETED AUSTIN ONCE BUT IT SEEMED LIKE A NICE PLACE

11-27-2001, 10:36 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by DemonicAccord
mine was only a suggestion. different wheel mfrs measure differently. This phenomenon is no different than UTQG ratings. I also based my rec on 2 friends experience with BBS wheels on their Civics ('95 and a '98). As mentioned above, TSWs, but thats why I disclaimed that my rec rec was "almost regardless of brand"

No they don't. It's nothing like UTQG ratings...it's a standard measurement. What you may be seeing is that different widths require different offsets.

This is where I would link you to the offset article I wrote, but that would link you up to "enemy" sites and we all know we can't have that...

And yes, for a 17x7 on a civic ex you'll want between a +42 and +46. A 35 will rub all the time even if you don't lower, and a 40 will rub if you do and/or if you take hard turns or have a lot of weight in the car. So just try for 42-46.

Hope that helps.

Accord Man · 11-27-2001, 11:45 AM

hehe

you could link to whichever site you want..

As long as there is no porn/violence & other freaky ish..

10-23-2001, 11:34 PM	#1
2000Pimpinex Super Moderator Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Kentucky Age: 44 Posts: 1,427	Ideal Offset for 17in wheel I have heard that a 43 was ideal for a 17in wheel. Any other suggestions as to what offset will work the best. __________________ 2008 Mustang GT 1998 Hatchback SOLD 1992 Hatchback w/ JDM H22A SOLD 1985 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8 351W w/ 33X12.5X15

10-24-2001, 10:17 AM	#2
Accord Man THE GENERAL Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Earth (usually) Age: 42 Posts: 5,698	I agree.. Leaves you some room.. __________________ HondaStyle.com Babysitter's Club Member #0 Soon to be >Dr Max Immuh<

10-26-2001, 06:20 AM	#4
2000Pimpinex Super Moderator Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Kentucky Age: 44 Posts: 1,427	35 just doesn't seem right for 17's. I will have to check on that. Thanks though __________________ 2008 Mustang GT 1998 Hatchback SOLD 1992 Hatchback w/ JDM H22A SOLD 1985 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8 351W w/ 33X12.5X15

10-26-2001, 09:37 AM	#5
Accord Man THE GENERAL Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Earth (usually) Age: 42 Posts: 5,698	Pimp trust me 40+ is fine. So 43 is perfect. 35 though, no way.. __________________ HondaStyle.com Babysitter's Club Member #0 Soon to be >Dr Max Immuh<

11-02-2001, 03:34 PM	#7
2000Pimpinex Super Moderator Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Kentucky Age: 44 Posts: 1,427	I've heard that 43 is the way to go but I wanted to get some input from the experts. Anyway, thanks. __________________ 2008 Mustang GT 1998 Hatchback SOLD 1992 Hatchback w/ JDM H22A SOLD 1985 Ford Bronco XLT 5.8 351W w/ 33X12.5X15

10-24-2001, 06:44 PM	#3
90civiclxryder Posts: n/a	in a book i got it says 35, but i dont really know

11-02-2001, 08:48 PM	#8
90civiclxryder Posts: n/a	i just got some 17 konig im not sure what the offset is though when i find out ill post it

11-09-2001, 04:08 PM	#9
DemonicAccord Posts: n/a	43 will rub on your civic. 43 is fine for my accord and to some degree the newer ones, but a Civic will need a 35-38 offset, almost regardless of brand.

11-21-2001, 08:30 AM	#11
jimmy avlonitis Posts: n/a	OFFSET IVE GOE A CIVIC HATCH, I READ IN A MAG THAT OFFSET SHOULD BE BETWEEN 38 AND 43. WHEN I WENT TO GET MY WHEELS (TSW EVO BIG DEEP 17'S) THE DEALERS GUIDE BOOK SAID 35. WE TRIED IT AND IT RUBBED EVEN WHEN I RAISED IT WITH THE STOCK SUSPENSION. I NOW HAVE 40 OFFSET AND ITS FINE EVEN DROPPED 1.75 INCES ON APEX SPRINGS

11-22-2001, 08:21 PM	#12
slowEJ6 Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: Oviedo, FL Age: 43 Posts: 3,195	if you went with anything less than a +43 offset, you will rub. 35-38 will cause a hell of a lot or rub.

11-23-2001, 08:54 AM	#15
Accord Man THE GENERAL Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Earth (usually) Age: 42 Posts: 5,698	Word! :: :o __________________ HondaStyle.com Babysitter's Club Member #0 Soon to be >Dr Max Immuh<

11-25-2001, 01:05 PM	#16
DemonicAccord Posts: n/a	mine was only a suggestion. different wheel mfrs measure differently. This phenomenon is no different than UTQG ratings. I also based my rec on 2 friends experience with BBS wheels on their Civics ('95 and a '98). As mentioned above, TSWs, but thats why I disclaimed that my rec rec was "almost regardless of brand"

11-26-2001, 06:21 AM	#17
jimmy avlonitis Posts: n/a	OFF SET YO, DONT THINK I'M SAYIN' YOU ARE WRONG . I JUST WANTED TO TELL YALL WHAT HAPPENED TO ME, AND MABEY HELP SOMEONE. YOUR ADVICE SOUNDED FINE. HEY I USED TO LIVE IN HOUSTON, WHERE DO YOU LIVE?

11-26-2001, 01:01 PM	#18
DemonicAccord Posts: n/a	the hole that is now austin

11-27-2001, 08:35 AM	#19
jimmy avlonitis Posts: n/a	THE HOLE SORRY, IM NOT UP ON WHAT THAT MIGHT MEAN. I ONLY VISETED AUSTIN ONCE BUT IT SEEMED LIKE A NICE PLACE

11-27-2001, 11:45 AM	#21
Accord Man THE GENERAL Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Earth (usually) Age: 42 Posts: 5,698	hehe you could link to whichever site you want.. As long as there is no porn/violence & other freaky ish.. __________________ HondaStyle.com Babysitter's Club Member #0 Soon to be >Dr Max Immuh<

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