Wheel Directory: Enkei RPF1 17x9.0 +45

[nickg]

So with being lowered on coilovers and -2 degrees of camber, will it rub anywhere? Because tirerack stocks +45 and they mount for free, there's about a $200 price difference between these and +35.

[smg1138]

Originally Posted by nickg

So with being lowered on coilovers and -2 degrees of camber, will it rub anywhere? Because tirerack stocks +45 and they mount for free, there's about a $200 price difference between these and +35.

The +45's shouldn't rub the spring perch with coilovers. However, they will still probably rub the tie rod at full lock. I think some people use a 3mm spacer to fix that though.

If you're interested in +35's, you could check Oakos. They usually have a good selection at pretty reasonable prices. I think they offer a discount if you PM them on here too.

[ModBargains.com]

Enkei really nailed it with the RPF1, it is such a diverse wheel and looks right on so many platforms

[churchx]

I wouldn't care much about looks of RPF1, as far as wheel is not uber ugly, it's good enough. In my eyes main strength of RPF1 is not looks, but relatively light weight & reasonably low price. Many lighter then that = forged & expensive. Average cast ones = heavier.

[Mad_Mike]

Originally Posted by nickg

So with being lowered on coilovers and -2 degrees of camber, will it rub anywhere? Because tirerack stocks +45 and they mount for free, there's about a $200 price difference between these and +35.

I guess it depends how low. I didn't rub when I was 1.5" or 1" lower and -2 camber.

[Bobster]

Anyone having any issues with these wheels rubbing on the front anti-roll bar

[Anthonyc77]

Currently have these on stock suspension, rubs the tie rod pretty noticeably at close to full lock. Does anyone know if for sure a 3mm spacer will solve the tie rod issue, or does it require 5-10mm.

[dattran86]

17x9 45
255 40
OEM struts with lowering spring.

DSC_4167 by Apex 86, on Flickr
DSC_4176 by Apex 86, on Flickr
DSC_4164 by Apex 86, on Flickr

[dattran86]

Anyone running coilovers with 245s? I just want to see how much sunken in the wheel look.

[DarkSideFRS]

Originally Posted by dattran86

17x9 45
255 40
OEM struts with lowering spring.

DSC_4167 by Apex 86, on Flickr
DSC_4176 by Apex 86, on Flickr
DSC_4164 by Apex 86, on Flickr

damn... 255 with springs and 45 offset? do u hit the spring perch?

edit: how much camber do u run?

[dattran86]

Originally Posted by DarkSideFRS

damn... 255 with springs and 45 offset? do u hit the spring perch?

edit: how much camber do u run?

It wasn't black magic, I had 10mm spacer with ARP extended studs

[Surok]

i find that 17x9 +45 works really well, but i think that +35 does look slightly better, and increases track by 20mm.
i run a 245/40 AD08R, and its really nice, lowered as much as possible to maintain nice geometry , with -4.3 degree of camber on the front and -3 in the rear. lots of toe out on the front too. with coilovers of course.

[jayliu.jiayu@gamil.com]

Originally Posted by FT-86 SpeedFactory

17x9 +35 will clear stock suspension perfectly and not rub. It's the offset we recommend plus it clears most BBK set ups. +45 is just not ideal on a 17x9 . We also stock the 17x9 +35 in silver and black.

i am on the stock suspension
after all the researching, here is my answer

front enkei rpf1 17x8 +45 245x40 17
rear enkei rpf1 17x9 +45 245x40 17

the reason i want keep it +45 off set is this

https://www.wheel-size.com/calc/?whe...cl=30mm&sr=0mm

it will create a positive camber in front if i use 17x9 +35

so if i keep 17x9 +45 at front it will against the suspension

finally i put 17x8 +45 , everything is right!
but i dont know is there any BBK issues?
if i am going to put a
BREMBO GT FRONT 4 PISTON SLOTTED OR DRILLED BRAKE KIT


from your website


hope someone can help me out !!!