will these work on my car without adapters or spacers or any kind of modifications.


Vendor: Eagle Alloys
Product Line: Eagle Alloys 077 Series Wheels
Material: Aluminum
Finish: Polished
Width: 8 in.
Diameter: 17 in.

17 in. x 8 in., 5 x 4 3/4 in. bolt circle, 5 15/16 in. backspacing, polished finish, 077 series wheel

 

They fit perfect for 4th gens, third gens need adapters i believe.

 

are there any 17" wheels that don't require spacers for cryin out loud and by that I don't mean complete custom wheels. I have about $700 to spend on wheels not wheels and adapters.

I really like those but if I have to use an adapter I guess I will find something else.

 

Sure, just find some with the same backspacing as your stock wheels.

 

how do you know what your back spacing is. I have the 15x7 wheels which are the rs option rims kinda like irocs but silver.

 

I have a set of those in my garage... gonna fix them up during the upcoming break.


Anyway, you need to measure from the back. Put a straight edge (anything straight) across the length of the wheel and measure the space between the bolting surface to the striaght edge you are using. Probably 4.5".

That being said, I would use 4.5" backspacing in the rear, and around 3.5 - 4" of backspacing on the front with either a 7 or 8" wide rim. Some people say 4.5 up front is fine, but mine ALWAYS RUB!!!

 

i have to tell ya SUPERMAXXBASHER,i like that choice of rims

 

ROH Snypers: bout a hundred bucks more, but the backspacing will work... http://www.skulte.com/rims.html and Andris is cool to deal with. Heres what they look like on ShiftyCapone's ride https://www.thirdgen.org/techbb2/sho...&highlight=ROH

 

hey thanks I really like those snypers...

 

These are Pacers but they were made by Centerline for Pacer as shown by the manufacturers stickers on the box when I got them. They were $650 for all four 17 x 9.5 w/ a 5.5" backspacing.
I really need to polish them again.