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Old 02-25-2011, 10:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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20 inch MRR HR2 wheels

Just ordered some upgrades.

-9003 / H4 8000k hi/lo slim ballast HID kit
-20" MRR HR3 wheels.



will be going with 275/45/20 tires prob get tires in a couple weeks.

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Eclipse - 6x9 component speaker system
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Old 02-25-2011, 11:56 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Nice wheels.
What are the offset on these?
It will be perfect if they stick out flush to the side of the wheel well.
I am not sure if I can ever do that to my 19".

Also, please keep us posted on your 6x9 component upgrade.
I want to do that as well on my jbl system.

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Old 03-06-2011, 01:26 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Please post up pictures when you mount them. Also some specs would be appreciated:

- Wheel width
- Offset
- Which tires / size did you finally go with?
- Wheel / tire weight

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Old 03-06-2011, 05:24 PM   #4 (permalink)
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keep us posted with pics...
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Nice by the way....I like the look, but not sure my aging body could deal with the rougher ride of a lower profile tire.

Have you done a test fit? Only reason I ask is because when I was looking at getting aftermarket winter wheels, I found that the tire (not the wheel) in the rear is very close to the strut. I note that the MMR wheels are 35 offset, same as OEM, but because they are 8.5 inches instead of the OEM 7" wide, they will pull the tire closer to the strut. Given the tire is 30 mm wider (275 vs 245) , the inside will be 15 mm closer to the strut. Hopefully there is sufficient clearance.
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Finally got them on. running 255/50/20 and 275/45/20
Looks better, Not Awesome or Great but better than the 17" SE wheels.
Need a Wash. Just dried from recent rain.

RE- Ride quality. Not that much difference.

Specs
20x8.5 +35 (25mm hubcentric spacer) 255/50/20
20x9.5 +45 (25mm hubcentric spacer) 275/45/20

It needed at lease a 10mm spacer for the 9.5" +45 rear. front clears the 8.5" +35 without issues.
but I when ahead and got a 25mm spacer for front and rear. So much room in the HL wheel well.
with spacers, front offset is adjusted to 20x8.5 +10 and rear 20x9.5 +20
If you run without spacers the rear go with 9.5inch +35 or lower offset. or got 8.5ich +35 or lower for all 4 wheels

No rubbing at all.



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Thanks for the pictures and the details. Wheels look similar to the OE 19" wheels but fill out the fenders nicely.
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Nice by the way....I like the look, but not sure my aging body could deal with the rougher ride of a lower profile tire.

Have you done a test fit? Only reason I ask is because when I was looking at getting aftermarket winter wheels, I found that the tire (not the wheel) in the rear is very close to the strut. I note that the MMR wheels are 35 offset, same as OEM, but because they are 8.5 inches instead of the OEM 7" wide, they will pull the tire closer to the strut. Given the tire is 30 mm wider (275 vs 245) , the inside will be 15 mm closer to the strut. Hopefully there is sufficient clearance.
I got mine with 265/50R20s. No spacers, no rubbing

- Wheel width 8.0
- Offset 40
- Which tires / size Yokohama Parada Spec-X 265/50R20
- Wheel / tire weight 36 lb[
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