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The most you want on the front is a 9" rim, 10's on the back. 18x9 +30 front and 18x10 +18 for the rears to stick out a bit and 18x10 +38 for them to sit flush

I highly recommend JDM concept for a decent set of jap wheels at a reasonable price.

the BEST thing you could do is go and check what size wheels and tyres they are that you have on there now and get out your tape messure to check were the wheels will sit using http://www.rimsntires.com/specspro.jsp which will tell you everything you need to know.

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Are the Grids you are looking at the same as the Grid Drift that can be found at driftworks.com? On their site, there's a few different grid designs that they offer. My understanding is they start the drift wheel at 8.5 and wider.

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Depends on tyre size also.

ie. 18 x 10" +38 with 265/35/18 would be my choice for rear. If you want some rim poke you can drop the offset to 18-25 or so but you'll have to forgo tyre width down to 235/40 and put silly camber on and lose grip. Fine for a cafe racer.

Front I'd try to get something like 18 x 9" +25-30 with 235/40, or even 9.5" +22 if you want some poke (again you'll have to drop tyre to 225 or so and some guard rolling and remove inner liner).

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