Official P5 wheel thread.

Snacks McGee said:
Don't think I've seen anyone with black rims yet...I just got these 18" Racing Hart CP8s this weekend.
well, i posted a little while ago with mine...
 
protegeV said:
black rims on my old P5 ;)
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What rims are those? Do they come in gunmetal or silver?
 
that picture looks awesome, even though it is yellow, a burnt orangish like it is now would look badass on that p5!!
 
Great wheels!!!!! I was wondering if anyone has used 225 40 18 tires on there P5? Will fender rolling be all that i need to do to make them fit properly?
Thanks
 
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17X7 Motegi F5 Gunmetal +42mm offset
215-40-17 Cooper Tires
Eibach Pro kit
Had to roll the rear quarter to keep the tires from rubbing. No Prob!
 
mikehavo said:
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17X7 Motegi F5 Gunmetal +42mm offset
215-40-17 Cooper Tires
Eibach Pro kit
Had to roll the rear quarter to keep the tires from rubbing. No Prob!
im using 225 40 18s your post says 17s, anyone out there try this before?
 
17x7 Rev Model VI gunmetal with a polished lip, +43 offset
205/40/17 Toyo Proxes 4 tires

Zero rubbing at all
 

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Finally. 18x7.5 Gunmetal Arospeed Crazy 8's. 48 offset, 215/35/18 Nankang NS 2's.
 

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I have some questions about aftermarket wheels...I hope I don't sound too stupid:
1) How do you adjust the offset?
2) What is the biggest tire size you can have w/o rubbing on a lowered P5 (eibach pro-kit or similar setup) I'd like to get a 17" wheel with a tire of decent thickness because there are a lot of potholes around here. How wide of a rim can I get and what tire size should I be looking for?
3) Do you need to adjust your speedometer to account for a different wheel size? If so, how?
 
1.) You don't, wheels are made in a certain offset.

2.) 215/40/17 for width and offset:
7.0" +45 and higher
7.5" +48 and higher
205/40/17 for width and offset:
7.0" +42 and higher
7.5" +48 or higher"

3.) If you use one of these sizes which is so near your stock total diameter, the difference will be negligible. You may be able to recalibrate your speedometer if you really wanted to, but I don't know how to do it.
 

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