Will these 20"s fit the FX35?

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rotaz

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Will these offsets fit the FX? Or will I have issues with rubbing?

20X9.5 +15 to +19
20X10.5 +25 to +29

OR

19x8.5+26
19x9.5+23

I guess question should be what's the most aggressive offset you can go w/o any mods to fender rolling and cutting??
 
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Dr.2K said:
You can them on the is offset calculator
https://www.infinitiscene.com/search/1/?q=view.php?pg=offset
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I'm not really sure what they mean though?

So if it says:

Current Wheel Width inches Current Wheel Offset mm New Wheel Width inches New Wheel Offset mm

current 8" wide and +40mm
new 8.5" wide and +26mm

Rim Inner Edge Position: 8mm more (rim clearance to the strut housing)


Rim Outer Edge Position: Extended an extra 20 mm (position of outer edge of the rim)

So this means that it will hit the inner strut and if i had 8 mm more (26+8 = 34mm) it would be fine?

Does this also mean my wheels will be sticking out 20mm from the fender?

Sorry a little new to this.
 
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rotaz said:
I'm not really sure what they mean though?

So if it says:

Current Wheel Width inches Current Wheel Offset mm New Wheel Width inches New Wheel Offset mm

current 8" wide and +40mm
new 8.5" wide and +26mm

Rim Inner Edge Position: 8mm more (rim clearance to the strut housing)


Rim Outer Edge Position: Extended an extra 20 mm (position of outer edge of the rim)

So this means that it will hit the inner strut and if i had 8 mm more (26+8 = 34mm) it would be fine?

1 millimeter = 0.0393700787 inches, about 1/3 of an inch

Does this also mean my wheels will be sticking out 20mm from the fender?
.7 inches further out to the fender from original.
Sorry a little new to this.
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the calculator is not car specific, it doesnt know where the fender or the location of the inner strut is on the FX. But it does tells you how much more or less the spacing will move.
I can tell you that you should not go more than 20-25 mm extra on the outer edge (20mm stock + 20mm = total ~40mm) any more will cause the tire to stick out further than the fender. (I doubt you have to worry about rubbing or scraping on most setups)

the wheel sizes you provide will be very close and may stick out further than you want, they will push out the wheel an extra ~+44mm, you want something close to 9.5 width +25 offset or 10 width +30 offset. this is just an example, you really should research more on your own or talk with some wheel retailers:tup:
 
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