will 18x7.5 fit?

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will 18x7.5 fit?

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I want to change to 18" wheels

saw a package deal for akuma 18x7.5 with performance tires

is it a good deal?

anyone knows if it will fit FTO? I saw somewhere on this website that 18X8 fits, so not sure about this one

thanks
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Post by devil2004 »

you'll need to provide the off sets. Also is your car lowered?
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kiz wrote:
silverGPX wrote:This requires a thread? lol
There's potential for a thread about anything on FTO Australia
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Post by eyes »

i believe it has not been lowered

help me out here, what is offset and how to find that out?
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eyes wrote:i believe it has not been lowered

help me out here, what is offset and how to find that out?
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/tec ... techid=101

i think... and dont quote me on this... you'll need +45 offset.... or spacers, which r illegal

use this:
http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
to work out what off set you'll need ;)

the wonders of google lol
kiz wrote:
silverGPX wrote:This requires a thread? lol
There's potential for a thread about anything on FTO Australia
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Bennoz wrote:I hate to be an ass, but please use the search function... this topic has been covered more times than Anna Nicole's fun patch.
....
might have to sticky a proper thread about wheel sizes etc, with all the info put into one place. ;)
kiz wrote:
silverGPX wrote:This requires a thread? lol
There's potential for a thread about anything on FTO Australia
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BorepYano wrote:
Bennoz wrote:I hate to be an ass, but please use the search function... this topic has been covered more times than Anna Nicole's fun patch.
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might have to sticky a proper thread about wheel sizes etc, with all the info put into one place. ;)
What? Like this?

http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... age&pid=27

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Bennoz wrote: What? Like this?

http://www.ftoaustralia.com/modules.php ... age&pid=27

:wink:
i'm a smart ass...

...and i wont get yang back for this because i'm a nice person
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lol, obviously i knew that was there, i did link to it first after all :P
no i mean maybe in the FTO Help or Tech section, cos a lot of ppl dont bother looking at anywhere else on the site that's not the forum.
and also with more on offsets and maybe something that suggests using a wheel size calculator and offset calculator etc...
kiz wrote:
silverGPX wrote:This requires a thread? lol
There's potential for a thread about anything on FTO Australia
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Post by eyes »

well, just to clarify, I have searched and seen most of the links provided above before starting this thread. I guess for a newbie like me, a lot of the terms doesnt make a lot of sense quickly.

more information on offset would be really useful. :)
devil2004 was helpful (thanks) but when asked about offset... i was stumped.
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eyes wrote:well, just to clarify, I have searched and seen most of the links provided above before starting this thread. I guess for a newbie like me, a lot of the terms doesnt make a lot of sense quickly.

more information on offset would be really useful. :)
devil2004 was helpful (thanks) but when asked about offset... i was stumped.
I have heard of this thing called Google and aparently its on the Internet now. Its really good.

Type "Wheel Offset" and :
http://www.google.com.au/search?hl=en&q ... arch&meta=

Its a crazy idea, but yeah I found it works
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Post by FtoSam »

wikipedia is also a handy tool for researching things you dont know about...

www.wikipedia.org

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eyes wrote:well, just to clarify...
more information on offset would be really useful. :)
...
lol, did you read the link i posted??
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/tech/tec ... techid=101

and sam and kj do have a good point though, just try typing in "what is *insert word that u dont know*" into google and ask u shell recieve... or something like that lol
but... i do see where eyes is coming from, i dont know about u guys but when i first started on here (we all remember how stupid i was/am right? lol), kept asking stupid things, searching for things is just not the same as hearing it from the horse's mouth (u bunch of ugly horses lol).
and eyes, in future if you have any questions very closely related to an existing topic, just ask the question there first, cos when there's a new post it bumps it up to the top and there are lots of us who have no life and will check every new post :oops:

Ben, see? i'm obviously the perfect mod canidate, give me the position already >.< i want in so i can change everyone of jonowong's gtfo posts lol
kiz wrote:
silverGPX wrote:This requires a thread? lol
There's potential for a thread about anything on FTO Australia
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