Anyone know the quality of ROTA wheels? I know they are basically the megan racing for wheels but hey, they make custom offsets. Personally was thinking 17x7.5 all around with +25 in the front and +20 in the back. Anyone with expierence?
7.5 is weaksauce…your call though…
8’s only come in crappy offsets like +35 and +48 or something. I could go 8.5 and stretch my 225’s I have now…hmmmm
7.5, +42, +25 these numbers make baby jesus cry
One order of battleship fail.
The Rota P45 just came out, you should try fitting them 18’s on haha
8" +35 will be ok on the front…will be ok on the rear too but it won’t sit flush, you’d still have another inch almost.
18’s, I already went that route once and didn’t like it, too big.
garagefujimoto, I can’t tell if your being sarcastic or giving advice man!
The tires I have now are 225/45/17’s and I would like to keep them and put them on different wheels. How wide can I go with a 225 tire?
8" possibly 9" wide wheel with some stretch.
I personally wouldn’t go more than 8.5" for 225’s
No sarcasm.
Advice:
Keep the 225/17’s
Keep the 17 in size
Go with a 17 X 9 /17 X10 combo +20ish all around
Get 5Zigen FN01R or Kosei K1
Get them in bronze or white
Enjoy the hot look, and wide track
Save the non-flush stock rims for winter
Uber stretch in the rear, but it will work
Werd i have 8 +35 with an 8mm spacer all around and am going to add another 5mm on the rear to make mine flush.
go negative … of at least +0
Well the thing is that I would like to not have to add spacers at all, hence me having suspension+brake clearance, while also maintaining a good width stance with a low offset.
BTW DISH=lots of money, something I don’t have. These wheels seem decent enough, that they would clear my brakes at least and they offer different offsets. I think a 7.5 and 8.5 front and back respectively is what I’m going to shoot for.
www.rbmotoring.com/gallery/album205
thank me later for not letting you get knock offs when you can get the real deal. 
or here
http://www.takumiproject.com/
Reasonable shipping to canada.
Unless there is people in canda willing to do it for you, this is one of the cheapest ways to get decent wheels
thanks guys