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Im a major noob to wheels guys im upgrading to a series 3 R33 GTR soon and CBF reading through the 107 pages lol :yes: but basically the below link are the rims im looking to buy im after these in 18x10 - 10.5" if i can get them just wondering if anybody can tell me what offset i would need to get 275-285s under the ass without stupid camber or rolling guards etc they also need to clear my alcon brakes which are 315mm rear rotors and 4 spot calipers and and fronts are 356mm rotors with BIG 4 spot calipers im after diiiiiiiish also :whistling: Is this possible?

Cheers fellas

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/170906816446?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

A little help anybody??? Please.........

dont lower the car on anything you are likely to bend/kink the guard...

if you were close id help you out on sunday as i have a guard roller as well as all the other gear

yeh, you have to be real careful with that method... if it's just to lip the guards you can manage it without distorting them

Im a major noob to wheels guys im upgrading to a series 3 R33 GTR soon and CBF reading through the 107 pages lol :yes: but basically the below link are the rims im looking to buy im after these in 18x10 - 10.5" if i can get them just wondering if anybody can tell me what offset i would need to get 275-285s under the ass without stupid camber or rolling guards etc they also need to clear my alcon brakes which are 315mm rear rotors and 4 spot calipers and and fronts are 356mm rotors with BIG 4 spot calipers im after diiiiiiiish also :whistling: Is this possible?

Cheers fellas

http://www.ebay.com....984.m1423.l2649

A little help anybody??? Please.........

this one slipped through

nice wheels however it doesnt state what offset they are selling.....you would want to run an 18x10 (offset in the high teens) and you should be fine with that tyre size

I split the paint a tiny bit.

Was only able to get half a guard done and it was pretty hard I was unable to get the lip flush with the guard.

Rather the clogging up the offset thread if someone who knows what to do could message me that would be great either on here or mobile is 0408 257 613

Based on what exactly?

Kasko it's going to look tits brah :yes:

Based on another 33gtst with 9+20 all round. Front was little poke, rears were a little inset. That is why I went 10+30 on rears for that extra little poke..

Don't get me wrong, still looks mean, if you want same size all round - that offset would be the go.

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