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[Adrian_3]

Sorry for asking but im new to these wheels stuffs. anyway, my cousin gave me wheels with tires. size of rim is 16x7 5x100 +35 offset and tires are 205/55/r16. would they fit on my base 2010 matrix? also, im looking to get a "flush" look and thinking of adding 15mm hubcentric adapters.

[boredpnoy]

they will fit if you bolt pattern is still 5x100...as for flush look what was your stock offset you might need 20

[MatrixDom]

they will fit just fine

[Adrian_3]

ok. so this will be my setup. 16x7 5x100 offset is 35 plus if i add 20mm hubcentric wheel adapters that would be +15 offset. all around. im not lowered or anything, just using stock springs. would i hit my fenders? also, my wheels don't have any cavities on them. its a dual bolt pattern which is 5x100 and 5x114. if i add the 20mm spacers, would the stock studs poke out?

[hlyxanon]

Flush look and not lowered?

[Adrian_3]

hlyxanon, on 19 February 2012 - 06:39 PM, said:

Flush look and not lowered?

is it not possible? we get lots of snow here in canada.

[thebam]

U can get flush.. But will look kinda silly at stock height.. go bags/springs/coilovers

[Adrian_3]

thebam, on 19 February 2012 - 06:58 PM, said:

U can get flush.. But will look kinda silly at stock height.. go bags/springs/coilovers

going low is not an option for me right now. dont want it to stick out. just flush or close to fenders. so if i get 15 offset out of it including wheel spacers.. i wouldn't get any problems? also 20mm spacers, would i need to trim my stock studs? coz my wheels don't have cavities on them.

[davda113]

15mm you would need to trim the studs. Not on the 20mm

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[CORZRYDE]

Adrian_3, on 19 February 2012 - 06:49 PM, said:

hlyxanon, on 19 February 2012 - 06:39 PM, said:

Flush look and not lowered?

is it not possible? we get lots of snow here in canada.

^Where in Canada are you? I'm on s-techs (over 2" drop) & have no issues with winter driving in Southern Ontario. As for your wheels, as stated above, they'll be fine. If you're ever concerned about a wheel fitment in the future, check my sig.

[Adrian_3]

CORZRYDE, on 19 February 2012 - 09:50 PM, said:

Adrian_3, on 19 February 2012 - 06:49 PM, said:

hlyxanon, on 19 February 2012 - 06:39 PM, said:

Flush look and not lowered?

is it not possible? we get lots of snow here in canada.

^Where in Canada are you? I'm on s-techs (over 2" drop) & have no issues with winter driving in Southern Ontario. As for your wheels, as stated above, they'll be fine. If you're ever concerned about a wheel fitment in the future, check my sig.

Im in maple, Ont. thanks! anyone here selling eibach lowering springs part#8271.140?

[MatrixDom]

Don't think so but check out the For Sale section every once in a while. The cheapest springs for the quality/drop you can get are the Tein S.techs, the Eibach ProKits and Tein H.techs have a less intense drop but are still a good choice.

[CORZRYDE]

For some reason, I think dnm still has his H-techs but I could be wrong...(he lives in Southern Ontario as well)

[dnm]

Sold them to thebarber a few weeks ago.