The ST165 wheel size thread (offsets, widths, etc)
The ST165 wheel size thread (offsets, widths, etc)
So what's the widest wheels that will fit on an ST165 with minimal modifications to the fenders?
Also, what is the perfect offset for the wheels to fit flush?
Also, what is the perfect offset for the wheels to fit flush?
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Toxygene - Established Member
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I have 16x7 +38 offset with 205/50 tires. My front left fender started chewing up the edge of my tire. The fender 'unrolled' itself and it was the end of the sheet metal carving thru my tires when I hit bumps on turns. It might be due to alignment issues, I dont know. The other side doesnt do it. Both sides hit the plastic liner.
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with my 15x7 team dynamics with 38mm + 15mm spacer in the back its damn near flush, looks awsome imo. good for the street but rubs way way too much for autox. i need to get my rear fenders rolled in a bad way.
oops i forgot to mention that im running 225/50s
oops i forgot to mention that im running 225/50s
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Hey Guys,
You might want to post up some side angle shots and top down shots of the fender and wheel combo your running. Along with all the specs on the wheels.
Don't forget to include your tire sizes and if your lowered with a camber kit of any kind.
You might want to post up some side angle shots and top down shots of the fender and wheel combo your running. Along with all the specs on the wheels.
Don't forget to include your tire sizes and if your lowered with a camber kit of any kind.
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Toxygene - Established Member
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ill be putting 15x10 on mine i havent figured out how yet but im gonna do it im sure they stick out
No longer a member of the AWD club
just a powerglide and rwd for me
"breaking records and breaking parts go hand in hand"
just a powerglide and rwd for me
"breaking records and breaking parts go hand in hand"
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I'm currently running TSW Hockenheim's in 17 x 8"
I'm actually unsure of the offset, and will need to measure. I've inspected them and they don't appear to have it cast in them.
They are a very high offset, I'd say, since I can't even stick my finger between the rim of the wheel and the adjuster sleeve on my coilovers
I have no rubbing issues with 215 series tires and the car relatively jacked-up (I need shorter stroke struts, up front. So, everything is raised to maximize travel, for the time being.) I've lowered it at least half an inch, since the pic was taken, BTW.


They are a very high offset, I'd say, since I can't even stick my finger between the rim of the wheel and the adjuster sleeve on my coilovers

I have no rubbing issues with 215 series tires and the car relatively jacked-up (I need shorter stroke struts, up front. So, everything is raised to maximize travel, for the time being.) I've lowered it at least half an inch, since the pic was taken, BTW.
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Toxygene wrote:That front looks absolutely perfect. The rear looks like you could go with an even smaller offset.
You wouldn't happen to have pictures showing the clearances on the inside of the wheel?
Not at the moment, but I will take some tomorrow.
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sorry to be more clear...
iam thining bout getting a spring and strut.. ive heard lots good stuff bout whiteline and eibach..
iam interested in TRD too but i hear theres no drop in those springs..
for struts.. iam thinkin kyb?
thanks for ur help!
iam thining bout getting a spring and strut.. ive heard lots good stuff bout whiteline and eibach..
iam interested in TRD too but i hear theres no drop in those springs..
for struts.. iam thinkin kyb?
thanks for ur help!
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