[Nismo Offroad]

I rub my mud flaps on full lock and the fronts but not a ton or enough to make me truly down size. You perfect where you stand.

 

[Patio Orangutan]

Thank you guys for the input, I feel better about this now

 

[Jaxxa]

you could also always trim a bit of the liner or melt and flatten it out with a heat gun if rubbing becomes an issue.

I originally wanted to go that route before I found my vogues, seeing your setup makes me wish I did lmao

You could still go pretty big on 17s without going too crazy (compared to my current setup). On my factory rims with spacers that got me to about a +12 ET overall and I was running 245/65. I folded the pinch welds back and I was on 35mm strut spacers, but I can vouch that's the tallest size you can run, no rubbing at full lock without cutting any metal. I think it was 29.5" tire brand new, so if you ever decide to go to 235/60 or 235/65 it would be a cakewalk in comparison.

 

[Patio Orangutan]

you could also always trim a bit of the liner or melt and flatten it out with a heat gun if rubbing becomes an issue.


You could still go pretty big on 17s without going too crazy (compared to my current setup). On my factory rims with spacers that got me to about a +12 ET overall and I was running 245/65. I folded the pinch welds back and I was on 35mm strut spacers, but I can vouch that's the tallest size you can run, no rubbing at full lock without cutting any metal. I think it was 29.5" tire brand new, so if you ever decide to go to 235/60 or 235/65 it would be a cakewalk in comparison. View attachment 188184

That's solid advice, I'll remember this. Thanks man!

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

I just got them today. Real Authentic Work Equip Voggards(17x8 +35). They need some paint work done before they go on, but got them for a good deal for authentic JDM wheels.

 

[Patio Orangutan]

I just got them today. Real Authentic Work Equip Voggards(17x8 +35). They need some paint work done before they go on, but got them for a good deal for authentic JDM wheels.
View attachment 188205

Whatcha gonna paint em?

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

Whatcha gonna paint em?

Keep them silver probably. I'm not a fan of dark wheels.

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

A true 90's wheel. Made on December 21st, 1996 going by the sticker on the right.

 

[TH3JUNIORMINT]

true 90's wheel. Made on December 21st, 1996

You got me beat, mine were made in 1997 lol.
Those are are in great condition for the original finish.

 

[TH3JUNIORMINT]

Speaking of three spoke 90’s wheels, I finally got the pieces I was missing. Just gotta get the rims refinished to match now

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

You got me beat, mine were made in 1997 lol.
Those are are in great condition for the original finish.

One wheel has some bad paint damage, for almost 25 year old wheels they seem to be in good shape. Then need to source a rubber sticker for one wheel that is missing one. Finding a finger size part that has not been in production for almost 25 years will be fun.

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

They are going off to powder coating shop on Friday, getting a full restoration. Going with silver, but a little more metallic. I was told it be a 3-4 week turn around.

 

[Badnewsbeaver]

Staggered 19x8/8.5 from a Hyundai Genesis R-spec. Fit great but can't find any center caps for the fronts. The CV pokes out the front of the wheel too far for the stock ones by about a 1cm. OG caps are 59mm and clip in with a metal ring.

 

[turbo noob]

Those wheels look real nice!

 

[Patio Orangutan]

Staggered 19x8/8.5 from a Hyundai Genesis R-spec. Fit great but can't find any center caps for the fronts. The CV pokes out the front of the wheel too far for the stock ones by about a 1cm. OG caps are 59mm and clip in with a metal ring. View attachment 188327 View attachment 188328 View attachment 188329

I had the same issue with mine. I remedied this by buying plexi glass at the right thickness, cut them into "donuts". I had to make a bigger hole in the center cap, a hole in the spacer the same size so that the spindle or whatever isn't on the back of the emblem (the chrome emblems had sticky backs to apply to the plastic insert). Yoy can go to a hardware store and get pieces of plex glass

 

[Macgyver]

Staggered 19x8/8.5 from a Hyundai Genesis R-spec. Fit great but can't find any center caps for the fronts. The CV pokes out the front of the wheel too far for the stock ones by about a 1cm. OG caps are 59mm and clip in with a metal ring. View attachment 188327 View attachment 188328 View attachment 188329

Measure the distance and buy some wheel spacers usually 20mm or 25mm should be good.

 

[kev604]

Staggered 19x8/8.5 from a Hyundai Genesis R-spec. Fit great but can't find any center caps for the fronts. The CV pokes out the front of the wheel too far for the stock ones by about a 1cm. OG caps are 59mm and clip in with a metal ring. View attachment 188327 View attachment 188328 View attachment 188329

Looks good post the offset and tire size to help others considering a similar setup. I had the same issue with the CV bolt where it stuck out pass the center cap I just left it without the cap but you can look for a raised center cap that can fit over the CV bolt if you really want a cap there.

 

[kev604]

Measure the distance and buy some wheel spacers usually 20mm or 25mm should be good.

Adding an extra 20-25mm of poke totally changes the look of the car and the way it drives so might want to think twice with this OP. I've never heard of anybody adding spacers for the purpose of making a center cap fit before. My only suggestion like I said earlier is look for a raised center cap to fit over the CV bolt.

 

[Macgyver]

Adding an extra 20-25mm of poke totally changes the look of the car and the way it drives so might want to think twice with this OP. I've never heard of anybody adding spacers for the purpose of making a center cap fit before. My only suggestion like I said earlier is look for a raised center cap to fit over the CV bolt.

I had to do it so my Koenigs would fit.

It doesnt change much of anything that most people will notice and the spacer breaking thing is a myth,

 

[The Crazie Kanuck]

The Voggards are back from restoration. Finished in Heavy Metallic Silver. Low key enough to look OEM, but pops in the sun. The only issues where some corrosion, chipping paint, & 7 bends(they got fixed). They looks great now, I'm picking them up next week. The Center caps I removed, & keeping them original. The lip plates where metal & pulled off easy. I'm just waiting on hub rings before they go on.