would this rim fit a dc5?

[EK4R]

17x8 35+

17x9 35+

i know the offset would be perfect just worried about the width. too wide?

[Chi]

17x9 would scrub alot from what Ive read on clubrsx.


17x8 should be fine , just.


But depends how much you also lower it as well.

[ChargeR]

It would depend a lot on height, camber and tyre size. I wanted to run a 17x9 +35 rpf1 on the front and I think it will fit with around 3 degrees of camber.

17x8 +35 will fit easily on the front but may hit the guard at the rear depending on height and camber. For reference I know of a dc5 with a 17x7.5 +30 wheel on the rear with conservative camber settings.

I would not try to fit a 17x9 +35 at the rear unless you want to run a lot of negative camber, roll your guards and use stretched tyres.


Check out this thread on clubrsx for more info if you want to run a really crazy wheel size: http://forums.clubrsx.com/showthread...ght=aggressive

[EK4R]

great thanks guys. will have a read up on rsx

[m0nty]

The Jun Hyper Lemon car runs 245s front so I'd be curious as to what guard mods they have done.

[Jingers]

i know of dc5s with 275 tyres up front *just for test purposes* and stock fenders

it all depends on camber.

[mugsee]

Chargers signature explains all you need to know about camber.

[ChargeR]

Chargers signature explains all you need to know about camber.

However running a lot of negative camber, say -4.8 degrees, leads to premature tyre wear. Apparently .

[mugsee]

Time will tell charger (and jing), time will tell... :P

[MrThanh]

However running a lot of negative camber, say -4.8 degrees, leads to premature tyre wear. Apparently .

small price to pay if that sig is fact rather than fiction

[TeMp]

However running a lot of negative camber, say -4.8 degrees, leads to premature tyre wear. Apparently .

Tom you need some concrete.