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    • Skid Plates
    • Rock Sliders
    • Navigation
    • Comfort
    • EDC Gear
    • Adventure Gear
    • Winch Bumper
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    • Contact Me
    • FAQ
    • Auto Start Stop
    • Trailer Hitch
    • Dash Camera
    • Scan Gauge II
    • Rear Diff Breather
    • Remove Hood Decal
    • Remove Badges
    • Seat Comfort Mod
    • Gas Hood Struts
    • Cargo Nook Storage
    • Fire Extinguisher
    • Steering Wheel Trim
  • Home
  • Tires
  • Wheels
  • Suspension
  • CVT Cooler
  • Skid Plates
  • Rock Sliders
  • Navigation
  • Comfort
  • EDC Gear
  • Adventure Gear
  • Winch Bumper
  • Sleep Setup
  • Contact Me
  • FAQ
  • Auto Start Stop
  • Trailer Hitch
  • Dash Camera
  • Scan Gauge II
  • Rear Diff Breather
  • Remove Hood Decal
  • Remove Badges
  • Seat Comfort Mod
  • Gas Hood Struts
  • Cargo Nook Storage
  • Fire Extinguisher
  • Steering Wheel Trim

Wheels

Stock wheel specs

From the factory, most SK Foresters have a 17x7 wheel with +48mm offset and a 5x114.3 Bolt pattern with a center bore of ---.

The wheels that I run and why.

I love my Enkei RPF1s. They are the same size as stock, 17x7, but the offset of +45mm means that they sit outboard by 3mm more than stock. That's about a 10th on an inch. I like these wheels because they are very lightweight and strong for the price. 

Unsprung weight

The parts of your car that are not supported by the suspension contribute to the unsprung mass. 

Rotational Inertia

When you go from 0 to 60, your wheels and tires go too, but they also have to "spin-up." By keeping the mass low, we can minimize the required energy. They say that every pound of wheel/tire "feels" the same a xxx pounds of cargo weight.

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Last Updated 3 Nov 2023

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