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skidmarkz
04-05-09, 06:39 PM
can anyone point in the right direction on some sort or guide to wheels for the nova, i dont quiet understand the offset part..
Correct me if im wrong nova wheels are, PCD - 100, ET - 49 the wheels i want are not made in a 49 so whats the lowest offset ? i can fit.?
novaguy08
04-05-09, 09:32 PM
i heard ET41 is the lowest you can fit to a nova
Offset depends on the width
skidmarkz
04-05-09, 10:59 PM
Offset depends on the width
i want to run 7" wide ?
7" even at ET49 is a struggle i believe
skidmarkz
04-05-09, 11:10 PM
7" even at ET49 is a struggle i believe
so what ET should i get,? the wheels i want come as 15x7 et 46
Count Vaux Alot
04-05-09, 11:20 PM
it will be tight (you would get away with that on a saloon) and if your running 888 they wont fit at all
so what ET should i get,? the wheels i want come as 15x7 et 46
My point was even at the correct offset they rub on the coilover and the arch iirc, simply based on a set of 7" TH's that were sold a while ago, there was a big discussion about whether they actually fit or not lol
skidmarkz
04-05-09, 11:37 PM
it will be tight (you would get away with that on a saloon) and if your running 888 they wont fit at all
hey mate :) i borrowed a set of tsw hocks, they were 7" wide and didnt rub, dont know the offset... but my cav slabs rub like fook in the rear arches with 888's on!
also the 888's hit the coilover on the front so wider wings and spacers on order now lol
oo yeah like ya rear beam, :) hurry up and make another 1 for me lol
skidmarkz
04-05-09, 11:38 PM
My point was even at the correct offset they rub on the coilover and the arch iirc, simply based on a set of 7" TH's that were sold a while ago, there was a big discussion about whether they actually fit or not lol
lol damn :( looking like 6" is the way forward without extending the rear beam!
If you're getting wider arches you can just run a higher offset though... Stuart has an offset calculator in his sig
skidmarkz
04-05-09, 11:43 PM
If you're getting wider arches you can just run a higher offset though... Stuart has an offset calculator in his sig
i didnt want to touch the rear, just thr front, the ass will follow the front most of the time .. i hope :) lol
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