Enkei Raijin or has anyone heard of Verde?

Vichtz

yea like I said I am feelin the Raijin any way, but 700 bucks is kind of hard to pass up.
These are the specs on the Raijins:
Front size: 18x8.5 Offset: 38mm Backspacing: 6.25
Rear Size: 18x9.5 Offset: 15mm Backspacing: 5.78

Are these offsets ok or will there need to be extreme spacer usage? I want flush and dont mind using spacers, but flush is the key

Heres a link to the Raijin also
http://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Wheel...All&sort=Brand

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raymondo510

Yea the Raijin look a lot better IMO and will save you weight. Im not too sure as to how the offsets would look, but I would probably go with a little lower offset in the front. Are you lowered?

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chrischhorn

You are going to need a 20mm spacer in front and a 15mm spacer in the back give or take depending on your camber settings and ride height.

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Vichtz

So this won't work with
Front size: 18x8.5 Offset: 38mm Backspacing: 6.25
Rear Size: 18x9.5 Offset: 15mm Backspacing: 5.78
Waizzz? Im not doubting Chrischhorn here but I'm welcoming all opinions

I'd like to stay 18 for the price...

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chrischhorn

I'm running 255/40/18 tire on 18X9.5 +35 with a 10mm spacer up front and a 275/40/18 tire on 18X10.5 +12 with a 5mm spacer in the rear and I still rub the fender under full compression on front. Rears are perfect. You could run the 18X9.5+15 with a shorter tire but if you keep OEM diameters, you will rub the fender. You can always do a 18x9.5 +15 square set up and do the same size tires all around with a spacer only in the rear if you're willing to take the risk of rubbing the front fender.

If you are wanting to stay with staggered wheels, do 18X8.5 +35 with a 15mm spacer and 18x9.5+15 with a 10mm spacer.


Just an fyi as you seem to be a little confused about spacers. If you have a positive offset wheel, Ex +35 offset, and add a 10mm spacer. It makes it a +25 offset. It does not actually add to the offset. It subtracts it.

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Vichtz

Thanks for clearing that up
Yea I dont want to be rubbing too much of course

Are there any negatives to running a large spacer? I don't see why that would be an issue Waizzz? Like you say worst case scenario I'll just sell them haha

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Waiz

I would just go with a square setup and get 18x9.5 (+15) all around, no spacer needed but you will need to stagger your tire setup

245-40-18 front and 275-40-18 rear would be what I would run

Waiz

100% will work, but will need a pretty big spacer

Worst case you can sell them