I want new rims for my '97 DC2 VTi-R but idk the dimensions...help? :C

[Baal]

I roughly know that my wheels are currently 15" and have 4 nuts.

http://www.nengun.com/work-wheels/work-emotion-cr-kai

those are the wheels I want to purchase...please help?
Thank you! ^_^

[charliebrown]

Look for 4x100. Just means there are 4 studs and the PCD is 100mm (diameter of a circle going through the 4 studs).

The link you posted i'd go with the 15x7 +37 or +44 is easiest fit for dc2, 205/50/15 tyres easy fit no need to roll or anything with a moderate drop

[Baal]

I also have Potenza Adrenalin RE001 right now >.<
just saying, might help

[EKVTIR-T]

CB Wheel and Tyres Pty Ltd.

[Vvvtec]

My brain hurts a little bit

[u mad?]

stop using them phaggy ass emotacons.

yes they'll fit but get something phatter then 5.5" wide. will look sunken as all fuk.

[charliebrown]

FUUARKKK HIELLASUnK bruh

[Lukey]

6.5-7" with a moderate offset is good

[Bludger]

6.5-7" with a moderate offset is good

15x7 +0?

that's pretty moderate for some ppl.

[dougie_504]

15x7 +0?

that's pretty moderate for some ppl.

Over at Stancegays that's probably a very soft offset lmao.


OP
I recommend 15x7 +35ish. Anything more and you'll probably end up stuffing around with adjustable camber arm setups and guard rolling. So as charliebrown said consider the 15x7 in +37 (wheel will be fitted more 'outwards' of the guard) or the 15x7 +44 (wheel will be fitted inside the guard more).

[GU357]

im pretty sure my friend has 15*7 +42 or something with his DC2 and they fit fine and look alright.

[dougie_504]

Yeah that's because anything +35 or greater on a 7" rim is an appropriate and sensible offset. Once you lower that offset and height it gets harder to keep it functional.