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Old Mar 23, 2015 | 06:42 AM
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New guy needs help with offset.

Hey guys im obviously pretty new to the site at least in respect to posting, ive been looking for answers to my wheel fitment questions for about a month and havent found the 100% answer i have been looking for. So hopefully someone can clear it up for me.

05 Evo 8 Mr on stock bilsteins.

I want to go with 18x9.5 NT03's. Im alright with rolling fenders but I dont want to put spacers on because I have been told that for racing use (whether it be autox or rally/offroad) you shouldnt have spacers in. Now from reading other threads ive gathered +35 offset is fine for back with no spacers but I see the problem is always the front and wondered what offset I should use for the front seeing as i would have to put 20mm (ive gathered) if i went +35 all around. What do i need to worry about as in tire size then? can it be the same size tire for front and back with a different offset? I dont need anything huge but something around 255 or 265.

Thanks in advance
Old Mar 23, 2015 | 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by oyezbr0
Hey guys im obviously pretty new to the site at least in respect to posting, ive been looking for answers to my wheel fitment questions for about a month and havent found the 100% answer i have been looking for. So hopefully someone can clear it up for me.

05 Evo 8 Mr on stock bilsteins.

I want to go with 18x9.5 NT03's. Im alright with rolling fenders but I dont want to put spacers on because I have been told that for racing use (whether it be autox or rally/offroad) you shouldnt have spacers in. Now from reading other threads ive gathered +35 offset is fine for back with no spacers but I see the problem is always the front and wondered what offset I should use for the front seeing as i would have to put 20mm (ive gathered) if i went +35 all around. What do i need to worry about as in tire size then? can it be the same size tire for front and back with a different offset? I dont need anything huge but something around 255 or 265.

Thanks in advance
Ran you no.s on the calc. Running a 265/35 will require, at the minimum, a flat fender roll to fit running stockish rear camber. Using the 255 will likely be OK w/a slight rear fender roll

Note: Running diff offsets front to back is OK, but the tire size should remain the same spec all around
Old Mar 23, 2015 | 09:28 AM
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Ok so 255s work for me with a fender roll.

What about the front offset to stay square with no spacers on 18x9.5 nt03's? Rolling is fine with me there as well. Would it be a +15 to clear the stock brembos?
Old Mar 23, 2015 | 12:18 PM
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There is a way to run the NT03's w/out spacers but you will have diff front to rear offsets & will not be able to rotate

Most guys run the NT03's w/a large front spacer which seems to have been a proven setup

Im not going to quote offsets & specs on the NT03's because have not studied the topic recently
There are many guys here who know the spec

Heres a thread that will give you a good idea but you will need to rifle through it

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...re-please.html
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