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S15 Rims On A 32GTST?

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Hey guys,

I am having a lot of trouble understanding wheel offsets. I have searched and have found links but I just don't know how to adapt to my car.

So can someone please just tell me will S15 rims, sized 16 * 6.5 and have an offset of 45mm. Fit the GTST r32?

From what I read the S15 stock rims were 38 offset, but I have found some for sale second hand I was about to buy until he posted up they are 45 offset.

Also, what is the maximum offset I can go in both directions?

Thanks Guys

Chris

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S15 rims certainly do fit on a R32 GTS-t.

With the 45 offset tho?

Can anyone else confirm that standard S15 rims are offset 45 ? Maybe what he has isn't standard, and he just thinks they are?

Just that I read they are 38 offset standard...

Here's a pic BTW

s15rims1.jpg

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Chris

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With the 45 offset tho?  

Can anyone else confirm that standard S15 rims are offset 45 ? Maybe what he has isn't standard, and he just thinks they are?

Just that I read they are 38 offset standard...

Here's a pic BTW

s15rims1.jpg

Cheers

Chris

they definately fit, I had to use them on my R32 GTSt coupe when my 17s got stolen and I had to go to work the next morning, I even have pictures somewhere if you want... dunno bout offset sorry, try Nissan dealer maybe?

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