I'm trying to find a pair of Volk CE28N's

Front 17x8 +38
Rear 17x9.5 +42

The only problem is I can't seem to find the rear w/ the the Offset of 42 and a PCD of 114.3.

Any comments on my Offsets? Will they rub?
My suspension set up is Eibach Pros and Tokico Illuminas.


I was going to go threw this site to get the set: http://www.upgrademotoring.com/wheels/ce28n.htm

But like i said, they don't have the 42 offset for the 9.5" rears.

Their options are the following:
Front 17x8 +33, 38, 44
Front 17X8.5 +25, 30, 40, 47, 50
Rear 17X9.0 +15, 22, 23,35, 40, 54, 63
Rear 17x9.5 +15, 22, 28, 35, 40, 47

For the FD they claim Rays Engineering recommends the following:

Front 17X8.5 +40
Rear 17X9.0 +40
or
Rear 17X10.0 +45


Help a brother out?

 

Order from Rishie at AutoRND:
http://www.autornd.com/catalog/produ...0f7dc7283d5124

http://www.autornd.com/catalog/image...olkCE28N10.JPG

 

suggest going with the 17x9.5 +47 all around, that should fit well with a lot of tire

 

17x9.5 is a nice size

you could run 17x8.5 with a 40mm offset and run 245/40/17

 

why go skinny up front? FD will fit the 9.5's just fine all around. more rubber = more happy.

 

More rubber also equals more unsprung weight. Not that I'm a weight ****, but just pointing it out.

IMO, I don't see any reason for him to go 9.5" up front if he doesn't want to.

 

As nice of a guy a Rishie is, he even gave me quite the deal for the zeals, I wouldnt buy these wheels from him. I just bought some ce28's for my fc and his quote he gave me was one of the HIGHEST ive seen. Like the guy, but definately not going to pay $400 more than i needed to for a set.

 

Great link! Thank you

 

the CE28N's are really sick