Rim fitmet, without hella flush BS?

ASSISTANCE Suspension, Brakes & Wheels
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Just picked up a 92 4door. Daily driven, family car, looking for some new wheels as it has some horrific cheap chrome crap on it right now.
I like the Tenzo R Type M, was curious as to what offset/tire size would tuck under it nicely without being hella flush, using lots of camber or rolling the fenders etc.

Car is at stock height for now, may get lowered an inch or 2 max. But that won’t be for a while.

Also, if anyone has a pic of a DA with the Type M wheels on it, please post! I think it will look good, would prefer not to be disappointed. haha

Dallas

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i dont have those rims but i daily my 4dr, i have 17" rota subzero in 45 offset with 205/40s on it, they fit nice…no rolling or camber done at all

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15x7 +35 would be a good size

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Thanks, I’ll google some DAs with similar offsets and see which I like the most. I’ve never really tried to get close fitment. My last vehicle had 15x10 wheels with 295/65/15s, was basically a nascar truck that was street legal. lol.

Thanks again!
Dallas

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i think anything that has a +25 offset and higher (+30, +35, etc) will be good for what you’re trying to accomplish…nothing more than a 7" wide wheel…maybe 8" wide if you run a higher offset. you trying to tuck wheels more or less correct?

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This is what my Gabs are and I love how they fit.
This is with 205/50/15 Azenis and -1 camber

Then 15x8 +36 949s same size tire but they are Star Specs. Pretty sure these will rub, but was already planning on adding a bit of camber for autocrossing. Haven’t gotten a chance to try them out on the road yet. The 15x7 +35 have never rubbed.