SSR Integrals 16x7 +42

[santosspl]

Here's some pics ....i have tanabe nf10 and the tires are 205/50/16 federals

[cm07yaris]

WOW! I love it! You posted at just the right time, I'm in the process of ordering a set of 16x7 with a +42 offset myself, and now I know that they look perfect! Nice work, any rubbing at all? How much lower do you think you could go without rubbing? Would you mind posting a shot from the rear and side? Thanks!

[santosspl]

doesnt rub at all!

maybe with the df210 it will..the back should probably be like +35 so it sticks out a bit..the front is perfect as you can see :)

Here's the rear shots

[cm07yaris]

so if i pick up a set of these 5mm spacers i should be in business? http://www.ichibausa.com/5mmalwhsp6.html

[cm07yaris]

does the front tuck inside the fender, flush, or stick out? thanks!

[brickhardmeat]

the front should tuck in slightly with this offset, looks close, mine our +40 and they are flush with 205/50/15, I'm not so sure that 5mm is going to do it in the rear if you want them to look flush, probably more like 10 -15mm and that means you'll have to install the longer bolts, I'm considering doing this myself, you'll want to measure before you buy

[cm07yaris]

i think i really want a very slight tuck on the front and rear. if i can achieve this with a +42 and a set of 5mm spacers for the back, i'm all in!

[brickhardmeat]

you may want to take a look at what 5mm will do, it ain't much at all but it is a tad, this will basically make the rear +37, I think 10mm will appear closer to flush putting you at +32

[cm07yaris]

so maybe i should just order +42 up front and +33 out back?

[joey1320]

heres mine SSR GT1's 16x7" 205/50/16. dropped on Tanabes DF and they DO RUB. kinda annoying but i'm planing on going back to 15".

i like your better with the black paint! nice ride!!!

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by cm07yaris

so maybe i should just order +42 up front and +33 out back?

I think that would look great but you won't want to rotate those up front so it is your choice as far as getting spacers or purchasing them staggered.

Joey1320 what is you offset?

I'm not surprised with the rubbing with the 2 inch drop and the 50 series tires.

[santosspl]

if you stagger...harder to rotate...just use the extended studs and spacers...

5-10mm isnt really a diff in the big picture...+35 in the back or less might also hit the fenders and you'll have to roll them..

the bottom line is that it depends on how much of a drop you want...the NF210 is a good compromise for me...2 fingers all around and ZERO RUB. even bottoming out.

[joey1320]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

I think that would look great but you won't want to rotate those up front so it is your choice as far as getting spacers or purchasing them staggered.

Joey1320 what is you offset?

I'm not surprised with the rubbing with the 2 inch drop and the 50 series tires.

i have no idea what the offset is, i got these from my brother to use until i get the wheels i want. i'm just not sure what i want

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by joey1320

i have no idea what the offset is, i got these from my brother to use until i get the wheels i want. i'm just not sure what i want

15 inch wheels with 205/50/15 and you won't have to worry about rubbing

[joey1320]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

15 inch wheels with 205/50/15 and you won't have to worry about rubbing

i didn't recognize you without the skulls haha.
yeah i want 15" i'm just not sure what style. i'm still deciding!!!

[kimona]

Originally Posted by santosspl

if you stagger...harder to rotate...

That's true! Staggering will prohibit tire rotation.

But, I've never been a fan of rotation, so I've staggered either wheel widths, offsets, and/or tire widths on some of my cars to get the perfect fit.

Staggering is very common in Japan where wheel/tire fitment is considered an art.

I wish we could see more of it here in the States (or Canada for that matter), and less of the one-size-fits-all approach; so many cars here look like shit with front wheels/rubber sticking out and the rear set-up all sucked in!

C'mon, just because you like the wheel doesn't mean it fits the car!

If you don't want to stagger, then find a wheel with an offset that will work all 'round.

[Black Yaris]

Originally Posted by kimona54

That's true! Staggering will prohibit tire rotation.

But, I've never been a fan of rotation, so I've staggered either wheel widths, offsets, and/or tire widths on some of my cars to get the perfect fit.

Staggering is very common in Japan where wheel/tire fitment is considered an art.

I wish we could see more of it here in the States (or Canada for that matter), and less of the one-size-fits-all approach; so many cars here look like shit with front wheels/rubber sticking out and the rear set-up all sucked in!

C'mon, just because you like the wheel doesn't mean it fits the car!

If you don't want to stagger, then find a wheel with an offset that will work all 'round.

well said!!

[wushumasterku]

Originally Posted by santosspl

doesnt rub at all!

maybe with the df210 it will..the back should probably be like +35 so it sticks out a bit..the front is perfect as you can see :)

Here's the rear shots

nice. do you mind taking some more pics?
some more lighting, i'd like to get a better look.