Need help with wheels!

[extrem344]

Hello guys, i am new to the stance scene and have a question.

I drive a 2005 scion tc and want Enkei RPF1's. Hoping to repaint them Navy Blue in the near future, but before i buy them i would like to ask a few questions, because i am horrible with all the dimensions and stuff.
-How would an 17x8 with an offset of +45 fit?
-Also i am looking for a cheaper set of wheels if anybody would like to help me find a set.

Thanks to everyone in advanced for any help ;-)

[Zic]

8inch wide, is not wide at all, only tires that stretch on that are 195 and lower, and imo that would look goofy on such a big car. not sure about how it will sit, but et45 if high as hell, think i would see really far in.

ill search for a car on here and post it up for your to look at.

[Zic]

click here but no one is asking him for specs, maybe you should

[extrem344]

but i loooooooooove the rpf1's haha....cant find any others that appeal to me as much as they do...unless someone can mabye show me some =)

[cardoza]

You can find RPF1s in different specs...

[extrem344]

i have only seen them in 17x7.5 and 17x8...so if u find them in x9 let me kno =)

[firelizard]

That wasn't really hard.

http://www.enkei.com/size_chart/RPF1.pdf

Also, I recommend 17x9 +22

Fitment will be very similar to this

[extrem344]

wtf i was on that site and couldnt find that....wow thanks man i really appreciate it....

[extrem344]

now that im lookoing at it.....my bolt pattern is 5x100 and the 17x9 are 5x114.3, will that be a problem??

[180roman]

contact them directly and see if they make them in 5x100

i'm pretty sure most 5 stud wheels are cast/forged as blanks then drilled to the correct PCD

[firelizard]

contact them directly and see if they make them in 5x100

i'm pretty sure most 5 stud wheels are cast/forged as blanks then drilled to the correct PCD

That's what I reckoned. Either that or adaptors, but then you'd need a higher offset to have the same fitment. Adaptors are pretty cheap.