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Old 03-20-2010, 05:35 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is having different rim size front and back bad?

I have a set of Enkei RPM2s recently refinished but then found out one is cracked. It's been super tough to find a single wheel the exact size as the others 17x7 38 offset. So I found 2 brand new 17x8 35 offset. My car is not lowered though I plan to get GC coilovers with Konis to lower it a bit maybe 1-1.5 inches all around. I am not sure if it's a bad idea to have different wheel size from front to back? I would put the 17x8 in the back. Any info on whether or not it's ok and safe to do is greatly appreciated.

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It's perfectly safe, but it looks tacky to have a staggered setup on a fwd car.
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^unless you have drag slicks on the front then it is ok.....lol
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your fine dont sweat it
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Thanks guys. I think I have a lead on a 17x7 so hopefully I can get it.
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