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Handling Tech: 4G63 suspension, steering, brakes, tires, lightweight wheels, bushings, etc.

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Evo 8, 9 & MR Wheel Offsets & Fitment


Hey, anyone happen to know the individual offsets for the stock Evo 8, 9 and MR wheels?

Also, I know the Evo 8 Enkei's fit fine on our cars but what about the 9 & MR wheels?

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the evo 8 enkei's are 17x8 with a +38mm offset

I dunno about the mr's but I've seen a 2g with evo8 mr wheels on it before, so it is possible. My guess is that since the hub and suspension is the same on the mr as it is on the base model, the offset will be similar to the enkei's.

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All of there offset is 38mm. I have seen EVO8 and MR wheels on 2g's personally look great.


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sweet =]. that means we can look on their forums for wheels too. they seem a lot more intrigued by wheels than dsmers and have a much more active market.

... or maybe they're just richer
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I think you're stereotyping a bit there.

All Evo 8 and 9s are 17x8 38et. For the most part enkei 8 wheels go for $300-375 and 9s run $400-600. MR BBS are $900-1100 depending on condition. The stock Yoko's are the best OEM tire I have ever seen. Better than PS2, S03,... They add considerably to the price of wheels. Like new BBS with new rubber run $14-1600.
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I think you're stereotyping a bit there.

All Evo 8 and 9s are 17x8 38et. For the most part enkei 8 wheels go for $300-375 and 9s run $400-600. MR BBS are $900-1100 depending on condition. The stock Yoko's are the best OEM tire I have ever seen. Better than PS2, S03,... They add considerably to the price of wheels. Like new BBS with new rubber run $14-1600.
i dunno how much they go for where ever you live. But the local board here in SOCal has about EVO8 300-400, EVO9 425-500, and MR 550-650. These are for wheels only (or in some cases EVO8 with shot Advans)


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how much do the bbs weigh? are the 9's lighter than the 8's? I think we should get all the weights and specs down:

evo 8 enkei's: 17x8 +38mm 17lbs
evo 8 bbs:
evo 9 enkei's:
evo 9 bbs:

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8 and 9 BBS wheels are the same. It's my understanding that the 9 enkei is about four ounces less per wheel than the 8.
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how much do the bbs weigh? are the 9's lighter than the 8's? I think we should get all the weights and specs down:

evo 8 enkei's: 17x8 +38mm 17lbs
evo 8 bbs:
evo 9 enkei's:
evo 9 bbs:
The stock evo 8 wheels according to EvolutionM are 21.5-22 lbs, not 17.

http://forums.evolutionm.net/showthr...k+enkei+offset


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And the BBS wheels weigh about 2.5# less than the Enkei wheels, which is still over 17.

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Speaking of 17x8 wheel offsets, I'm thinking that with 235/45's, 38mm is further "out" than optimum. jtoby, how does 42 strike you? Or more? In other words, what would be ideal for the late 2G DSM's with that rubber?
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Get +40, because you are going to change your mind and want 245/40/17 ... if not now, at some point.

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I ran across the exact Evo wheel weights:

VIII Enkei (each) 20.5
IX Enkei (each) 20.17
MR BBS (each) 17.74
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well, I'll weigh mine, since I have to get a new one anyways.

I was told by the person I bought them from they are 17, and they seemed really light, so I went with it. My bad

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