what is the difference btw rims for fwd and rwd?
#1
what is the difference btw rims for fwd and rwd?
i was trying to get my rims change from 18 to 15inch 100spoke wire rims like those lowrider rims.
i contact the seller and was told there are three offset high offet med offset and reversed offset. wasnot told specific number.
i wanted to get med offset on front and deep dish on rear..
but the guy told me that deep dish one is for only rwd cars only..but still they have 4x100 boltpattern adaptor.
what happens rwd car rims on our bow?
what is difference between those rims?
i contact the seller and was told there are three offset high offet med offset and reversed offset. wasnot told specific number.
i wanted to get med offset on front and deep dish on rear..
but the guy told me that deep dish one is for only rwd cars only..but still they have 4x100 boltpattern adaptor.
what happens rwd car rims on our bow?
what is difference between those rims?
#2
My RWD Miata uses a 39mm offset, according to everything I can find.
My FWD xB uses a 38mm offset, according to everything I can find.
Seems to me that the wheels from the Miata would fit the xB, providing the hub diameter is comparable.
Huh?
My FWD xB uses a 38mm offset, according to everything I can find.
Seems to me that the wheels from the Miata would fit the xB, providing the hub diameter is comparable.
what happens rwd car rims on our bow?
#3
you can get a deeper dish wheel for the rear if you want... its a trend i've seen in japan. the offset for the rear would probably be closer to 0 if not negative... and the fronts should be more positive than the rears... i've seen a FWD car with 15x7"+32 on the front and 15x7" +13 deep rims on the rear.
#5
Originally Posted by phinz
My RWD Miata uses a 39mm offset, according to everything I can find.
My FWD xB uses a 38mm offset, according to everything I can find.
Seems to me that the wheels from the Miata would fit the xB, providing the hub diameter is comparable.
Huh?
My FWD xB uses a 38mm offset, according to everything I can find.
Seems to me that the wheels from the Miata would fit the xB, providing the hub diameter is comparable.
what happens rwd car rims on our bow?
#7
Originally Posted by bbdude
so is it possible to put wheels for rwd cars if they have matched bolt pattern?
or does any of you know where i can get those 100spoke wire wheels?
or does any of you know where i can get those 100spoke wire wheels?
#8
Originally Posted by flat__tires
yes its possible to put rwd wheels on the box... but if the rear wheel/tire is wider than the front wheel/tire... why? you would get some understeer with that setup...
Sorry. I just get a giggle out of the amount of understeer my stock box has compared to my Miata (even when it was stock, which was a *long* time ago) which only has understeer when I drive stupid/over its limits. I bought the xB knowing full well that it would plow the front end like an Amish husband in the springtime. If I wanna do tailhappy stuff I take the supercharged, overmodified Miata to Deal's Gap. :D
#9
Originally Posted by phinz
Originally Posted by flat__tires
yes its possible to put rwd wheels on the box... but if the rear wheel/tire is wider than the front wheel/tire... why? you would get some understeer with that setup...
Sorry. I just get a giggle out of the amount of understeer my stock box has compared to my Miata (even when it was stock, which was a *long* time ago) which only has understeer when I drive stupid/over its limits. I bought the xB knowing full well that it would plow the front end like an Amish husband in the springtime. If I wanna do tailhappy stuff I take the supercharged, overmodified Miata to Deal's Gap. :D
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#10
I use 195s all the way 'round on the miata. Have had 205s on there before and it wasn't as fun.
4-wheel-steering is a different animal. That's not oversteering. That's just *steering.* :D
FWD, by nature, will usually understeer compared to RWD. This is the reason the vast majority of drift cars are RWD. I'm not knocking FWD. I have AWD, RWD *and* FWD in my stable. The FWD is a plowing pig compared to the AWD. The AWD is a pushing porker compared to the RWD. It's the nature of the beast.
I just thought it humerous to say that wider tires on the back would *cause* understeer because that statement ignores the fact that the car already *has* understeer in ample amounts. Wider tires would exacerbate the understeer, but the understeer is already there anyway, so the question is whether or not it would make the understeer unbearably predominant.
4-wheel-steering is a different animal. That's not oversteering. That's just *steering.* :D
FWD, by nature, will usually understeer compared to RWD. This is the reason the vast majority of drift cars are RWD. I'm not knocking FWD. I have AWD, RWD *and* FWD in my stable. The FWD is a plowing pig compared to the AWD. The AWD is a pushing porker compared to the RWD. It's the nature of the beast.
I just thought it humerous to say that wider tires on the back would *cause* understeer because that statement ignores the fact that the car already *has* understeer in ample amounts. Wider tires would exacerbate the understeer, but the understeer is already there anyway, so the question is whether or not it would make the understeer unbearably predominant.
#11
205 in the front and 225 in the rear. I had better grip and better handling with that setup on my rwd car.
You can put rwd rims on a fwd car, but many handling characteristics are changed. Some for the worse. You should always get a rim with the right offset for your car.
You can put rwd rims on a fwd car, but many handling characteristics are changed. Some for the worse. You should always get a rim with the right offset for your car.
#12
i know what hes asking, because i have wondered the same thing.
okay; the spoked rims use a hub adaptor and a spinner to hold them on. would putting a set of RWD hundred spoke rims with the RWD hub adaptor and the RWD spinner on a FWD box screw ____ up??
simply said.
okay; the spoked rims use a hub adaptor and a spinner to hold them on. would putting a set of RWD hundred spoke rims with the RWD hub adaptor and the RWD spinner on a FWD box screw ____ up??
simply said.
#13
Originally Posted by Big_Jim
i know what hes asking, because i have wondered the same thing.
okay; the spoked rims use a hub adaptor and a spinner to hold them on. would putting a set of RWD hundred spoke rims with the RWD hub adaptor and the RWD spinner on a FWD box screw ____ up??
simply said.
okay; the spoked rims use a hub adaptor and a spinner to hold them on. would putting a set of RWD hundred spoke rims with the RWD hub adaptor and the RWD spinner on a FWD box screw ____ up??
simply said.
that is my question
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