Y33 wheel fitment question??
what would i have to do to run this 21x9J +29 21x10J +39 previous owner states i would just have to roll the fenders....
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what would i have to do to run this 21x9J +29 21x10J +39 previous owner states i would just have to roll the fenders....
Y33 or Y32??? Y33 should just fit with no roll, just slap them on. but gonna need spaceers to clear the suspension
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Y33 or Y32??? Y33 should just fit with no roll, just slap them on. but gonna need spaceers to clear the suspension
i have a y32 in japan but now im in hawaii and i have a 2001 y33 on my quest to be different i found some nice ls step up lips chrome for a nice price...what kind of suspension are you running
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i have a y32 in japan but now im in hawaii and i have a 2001 y33 on my quest to be different i found some nice ls step up lips chrome for a nice price...what kind of suspension are you running
I think you'll need about 1" bolt on spacers to make them flush.
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I think you'll need about 1" bolt on spacers to make them flush.
Work LS stepp lips??? NICE!
Yea you'll need a pretty fat spacer w/ these offsets
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Work LS stepp lips??? NICE!
Yea you'll need a pretty fat spacer w/ these offsets
im like offset ignorant...i have been reading post and i just dont get it....clueless
can someone give me the barney version
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im like offset ignorant...i have been reading post and i just dont get it....clueless
can someone give me the barney version
Offset is how far the center face of the wheel sits in the wheel
The more negative the offset the more in the face sits, and the higher the offset the more the face sits out (closer to the edge of the rim vs farther from the edge of the rim)
Lower offset offset:
I...........I
Higher Offset:
I...I
*The first (I) represents the Face the second I represents the edge of the rim
FUCK I TRIED!!! :shrug::smiley-rofl:
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Offset is how far the center face of the wheel sits in the wheel
The more negative the offset the more in the face sits, and the higher the offset the more the face sits out (closer to the edge of the rim vs farther from the edge of the rim)
Lower offset offset:
I...........I
Higher Offset:
I...I
*The first (I) represents the Face the second I represents the edge of the rim
FUCK I TRIED!!! :shrug::smiley-rofl:
Just to give a very basic guide, for the Y33 Q, with 9" width front, you want like 10-15 offset, and rear 10" wide wheel like 15-20 offset for flush fit. That's very generic but gives you an idea of what will fit. The stock wheels are like +45 and very sunken in.
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Just to give a very basic guide, for the Y33 Q, with 9" width front, you want like 10-15 offset, and rear 10" wide wheel like 15-20 offset for flush fit. That's very generic but gives you an idea of what will fit. The stock wheels are like +45 and very sunken in.
Haha ive been trying to figure out this whole offset thing also..
Nice offsets for dummies PCakes!!
LOL Sh*t is confusing plus i guess it doesnt help when you dont do good in math!!
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Haha ive been trying to figure out this whole offset thing also..
Nice offsets for dummies PCakes!!
LOL Sh*t is confusing plus i guess it doesnt help when you dont do good in math!!
arigato....does offset/width/determine if you will have enough space for a break upgrade
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arigato....does offset/width/determine if you will have enough space for a break upgrade
Y32GLORIAVG30DE;158805 wrote:arigato....does offset/width/determine if you will have enough space for a break upgrade
Thats where disk comes into play. The disk is the back of the wheel that actually bolts onto the hub. If you have a low disk (usually around 10mm) you usually can not clear big breaks.
Disk sizes vary for different wheel makers.
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[quote=Y32GLORIAVG30DE;158805]arigato....does offset/width/determine if you will have enough space for a break upgrade[/quote]
Thats where disk comes into play. The disk is the back of the wheel that actually bolts onto the hub. If you have a low disk (usually around 10mm) you usually can not clear big breaks.
Disk sizes vary for different wheel makers.
here they are work ls-105
but was also considering the auto couture "districts" 20" black on black q..these look yummy but priced at 4900 shipped
i cant make up my mind also like the ame shallen wx
oh and do you sacrifice lip for disk ....no homo
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here they are work ls-105
but was also considering the auto couture "districts" 20" black on black q..these look yummy but priced at 4900 shipped
[img]http://www.d2autosport.com/wheels/autocouture/blkdistrictmidnight.jpg[/img]
i cant make up my mind also like the ame shallen wx
oh and do you sacrifice lip for disk ....no homo
people generally sacrafice dish up front by going a Normal or High disc which allows brake clearance.
up back you can generally go Normal or Low/Super Low disc depending on your vehicle, and allows you to pick up some dish.
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people generally sacrafice dish up front by going a Normal or High disc which allows brake clearance.
up back you can generally go Normal or Low/Super Low disc depending on your vehicle, and allows you to pick up some dish.