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      11-26-2018, 08:03 PM   #23
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I am driving myself nuts...

arc8's... ec7's...

I was almost settled on Anthracite EC7's, staggered 18x10 et25 and 18x11 et44 but then I see a picture like this and it has me questioning my understanding of offset...

Is this et22 and et27 a good fit for a stock ZCP f80? (and is this what makes the wheels more flush with the outside body panels vs et25 and et44?)


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Yas Marina perfection. This M4 is running 18x.9.5" ET22 and 18x10.5 ET27 EC-7 wheels in Anthracite.

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      11-27-2018, 12:05 PM   #24
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I am driving myself nuts...

arc8's... ec7's...

I was almost settled on Anthracite EC7's, staggered 18x10 et25 and 18x11 et44 but then I see a picture like this and it has me questioning my understanding of offset...

Is this et22 and et27 a good fit for a stock ZCP f80? (and is this what makes the wheels more flush with the outside body panels vs et25 and et44?)
Thanks for the post! It's a tough decision we know...

Offset is a measurement in millimeters, and a lower number means a more aggressive (further outwards) fitment. A lower offset may give you a more aggressive look, but it can also limit tire width.

An 18x11" ET25 will put the wheel face very flush with the fenders, but that means you'll need negative camber, narrower tires, rolled fenders, or some combination of the three in order to prevent rubbing.

An 18x11" ET44 will bring the wheel face inwards by 19mm vs. the ET25, which allows for more tire without the camber and fender rolling requirements.

Check out the Race Fitments section of our fitment guide for an extensive write-up discussing the details between these two fitments: https://support.apexraceparts.com/hc...-Fitment-Guide

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Strong, light, affordable.

Choose three.

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Is there any discount at the moment? Need a set of 19x9 and 19x10 that clears CCB. Please let me know. Thanks!
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      08-25-2019, 01:37 AM   #27
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Man those 19x10 +25 rear fitments look tight. The 285 RE71R is a pretty small 285. Looks very racecar though in the rear! Hmmm...
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Make a statement both on the street and at the track. EC-7 wheels available now.

Front:
19x9.5" ET22 EC-7 wheels
265/35-19 RE71R

Rear:
19x10" ET25 EC-7 wheels
285/35-19 RE71R

Dealer: www.instagram.com/pwang_f22/
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