Hi guys, i REALLY like your videos, but the sound quality of this one is very bad, It seems like he's doing this under water or something. It's very distracting. Please fix it
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I just purchased a 2023 nd mx5 rf and am interested to know if you can put a wider rim on the rear and a less wider rim on the front? I don't want to modify the suspension or anything, I just want the rear of the car to look more beefy with a 235/40 R17. Thanks, love your channel
Just because you can...doesn't mean you should. Obviously, if it's purely aesthetics, anything goes. However, with the staggered setup you're referencing, it'd be too pushy (understeer) in the corners so, we don't suggest it.
what widebody are you running? and what do you mean with zero backspacing dont you mean zero offset? im asking this because im currently looking for new wheels and tires for my carbonmiata widebode wich adds 30mm on each side i beleive
Thank You Very Much! I don't know who set up the sound, but it was horrible (everything else was great). I do want to know what offset is needed in order to run 6 piston wilwood brakes on a NA. Are the number you gave cover that or is more needed? I want to get Daytona Wire wheels for the retro look, but have outstanding brakes. I can't remember what the inside of wire wheels look like as I haven't been around any since the late 80's when my father had a 1970 XKE and a 1958 TR3, so I'm not sure if they have any curve to them or not. Thanks for any input you can give.
Unfortunately, it's more complex than just an offset number. It all depends on the shape of the wheel. You'll need to get a brake template and a wheel together - often wheel manufacturers can check that for you if you send them the template. We've never really looked into wire wheels too carefully so we don't have any solid input to give.
Any way to get 12 inch wide on the rear and 10 inch on the front? obviously need to get wheel arch flares. Just going to be running high horsepower around 600 wheel horsepower. I want to have as much traction as possible.
I own a 94' Miata NA, and I'm looking for new alloy wheels 15" of Japan Racing JR3. Could you please tell me if 15x7 ET40 with 195/50/15 will fit? Thanks
what about the front wheels ? they won t rub if turning a tight radius and lowered . I am putting ohlins shocks that lowers the car some.225 /45 / 15 federals . What width rim and offset . Will be doing track days with a bbk.
Hello brains of flying Miata I have got a question hoping that y'all can help for the last four and a half years I have been building a custom car planning to run the 14-in rims but it completely skipped my mind the low profile Tire availability for a 14 inch the entire time of the build I have finally reached that part to where I need to put wheels and tires on it but my problem is is I cannot go over a 19 inch height Tire and I cannot find a low profile Tire to fit a 14 that is less than 20 or 21 in hoping y'all can help do they make a 15 that has a lower profile Tire that is less than 19 or at least less than 20 thank you in advance your friends bleau an Frenchy
That's a tough ask. There aren't many street tires that are 19" in overall diameter. To put that in perspective, that's the same as a classic Mini on 10" wheels. Even the Mini eventually went to a 19.9" diameter when they switched to 13" wheels - using a 175/50-13. Mini Mania stocks them, and you can (with some effort) find 13" wheels that will fit a Miata depending on your brake choice.
For break clearance purposes, is there any downside to running a slightly different offset in the front and rear? Say 5-10mm more positive in the front via a spacer?
Hi guys. I have a question: My bought a Advanti storm s1 15x9 +36 offset (225/45 r15 tire), i have stock spring and shocks. If i only fender roll, its okay in the front at full lock? or need coilovers + spacers?
The wheel will interfere with your stock diameter springs. Coil overs are a better answer than spacers, which will also cause more fender clearance problems.
55mm will be very tucked. We suggest you use a wheel offset calculator to measure and check your fitment if you don't have access to the physical wheels. www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel-Offset-Calculator
We do sell several kits that might have the parts you are looking for. Drop us an email at support@flyinmiata.com and one of our techs can try to help you put together the parts you need.
We apologize for the issue. Due to a recent Facebook update, our usual microphone is not working within the Facebook live broadcast. We are hoping they can get this issue resolved before our next video.
Depends on the tire size chosen and even the brand. With most 205s, it should clear but it will be very close. +36 is a better offset choice for this wheel size.
Charlie Brown's teacher's nephew works at this shop (thank you for this video, great info!)
curse! I just discovered this video. this video has pretty much solved all my questions regarding the chassis of the mazda mx-5.. Infinitely grateful!
appreciate you answering my flush fitment question! I've found a wheel that will work great.
Will 15x8+25 fit on my stock NA without rolling fenders?
@@codwizard7526 depends on backspacing
i think itll rub if you dont roll fenders
nice job explaining this topic.
would ND Miata club 17✖️8 can fit the front and rear 235 tires？without rubbing or having to roll fenders？ thank you🙏
Very good and informative video. Thanks!
Hi guys, i REALLY like your videos, but the sound quality of this one is very bad, It seems like he's doing this under water or something. It's very distracting.
Please fix it
We apologize for the issue. Due to a recent Facebook update, our usual microphone is not working within the Facebook live broadcast. We are hoping they can get this issue resolved before our next video.
Again, love your content, all the other movies it's perfect.
Thank you.
Love these videos. So helpful.
I just purchased a 2023 nd mx5 rf and am interested to know if you can put a wider rim on the rear and a less wider rim on the front? I don't want to modify the suspension or anything, I just want the rear of the car to look more beefy with a 235/40 R17. Thanks, love your channel
Just because you can...doesn't mean you should. Obviously, if it's purely aesthetics, anything goes. However, with the staggered setup you're referencing, it'd be too pushy (understeer) in the corners so, we don't suggest it.
@@FlyinMiataVideo The car won't be on a track or moto and won't be driven aggressively, just top down enjoying nice evening drives...
I’m running on my N/A Miata 15x9 backspacing zero with a toyo R888R proxy 235/ 50/15 yes and it’s widebody all four corners
what widebody are you running? and what do you mean with zero backspacing dont you mean zero offset? im asking this because im currently looking for new wheels and tires for my carbonmiata widebode wich adds 30mm on each side i beleive
@@jesper98 I’m running a 50mm widebody from carbon hood glass company and backspaces zero is rim is Center to the hub of the wheels
@@jesper98 you can see my car on IG @ Primo_garage 👍😊
Thank You Very Much! I don't know who set up the sound, but it was horrible (everything else was great). I do want to know what offset is needed in order to run 6 piston wilwood brakes on a NA. Are the number you gave cover that or is more needed? I want to get Daytona Wire wheels for the retro look, but have outstanding brakes. I can't remember what the inside of wire wheels look like as I haven't been around any since the late 80's when my father had a 1970 XKE and a 1958 TR3, so I'm not sure if they have any curve to them or not. Thanks for any input you can give.
Unfortunately, it's more complex than just an offset number. It all depends on the shape of the wheel. You'll need to get a brake template and a wheel together - often wheel manufacturers can check that for you if you send them the template. We've never really looked into wire wheels too carefully so we don't have any solid input to give.
@@FlyinMiataVideo Thanks so much for the information! I'm very Grateful for it.
Thanks for the great content… question, would a 17x8 +35 wheel with a 225/45 tire for my Miata ND without rubbing or having to roll fenders?
Thanks
Probably not. That offset is likely to cause rubbing with that tire size.
Any way to get 12 inch wide on the rear and 10 inch on the front? obviously need to get wheel arch flares. Just going to be running high horsepower around 600 wheel horsepower. I want to have as much traction as possible.
essentially need to get the most backspacing as possible and then determine what kind of flares I need.
I own a 94' Miata NA, and I'm looking for new alloy wheels 15" of Japan Racing JR3. Could you please tell me if 15x7 ET40 with 195/50/15 will fit? Thanks
Yeah, those specs should fit nicely.
@@FlyinMiataVideothank you👍
what about the front wheels ? they won t rub if turning a tight radius and lowered . I am putting ohlins shocks that lowers the car some.225 /45 / 15 federals . What width rim and offset . Will be doing track days with a bbk.
Hello brains of flying Miata I have got a question hoping that y'all can help for the last four and a half years I have been building a custom car planning to run the 14-in rims but it completely skipped my mind the low profile Tire availability for a 14 inch the entire time of the build I have finally reached that part to where I need to put wheels and tires on it but my problem is is I cannot go over a 19 inch height Tire and I cannot find a low profile Tire to fit a 14 that is less than 20 or 21 in hoping y'all can help do they make a 15 that has a lower profile Tire that is less than 19 or at least less than 20 thank you in advance your friends bleau an Frenchy
That's a tough ask. There aren't many street tires that are 19" in overall diameter. To put that in perspective, that's the same as a classic Mini on 10" wheels. Even the Mini eventually went to a 19.9" diameter when they switched to 13" wheels - using a 175/50-13. Mini Mania stocks them, and you can (with some effort) find 13" wheels that will fit a Miata depending on your brake choice.
Looking into a 17x9 +45 offset Titan 7 T-R8 for my ND RF. Running Michelin Pilot Sport 4S 245/40 R17. Do you guys think it will rub? Thanks.
It's quite likely you'll need to roll the fenders to clear the tires, yes.
For break clearance purposes, is there any downside to running a slightly different offset in the front and rear? Say 5-10mm more positive in the front via a spacer?
Widening the stance at one end will possibly effect the handling. Drop us an email at support@flyinmiata.com for more details.
Hi guys. I have a question: My bought a Advanti storm s1 15x9 +36 offset (225/45 r15 tire), i have stock spring and shocks. If i only fender roll, its okay in the front at full lock? or need coilovers + spacers?
The wheel will interfere with your stock diameter springs. Coil overs are a better answer than spacers, which will also cause more fender clearance problems.
Can I replace my 15” wheel (NBFL)with 16” by other Mazda model?16”x6,5” 55mm
55mm will be very tucked. We suggest you use a wheel offset calculator to measure and check your fitment if you don't have access to the physical wheels. www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel-Offset-Calculator
@@FlyinMiataVideo what kind of size do you suggest?for my NBFL
@@Beizanis Depending on the fitment and size you want, the 15x8 +36 offset is our preferred setup for NA/NB street cars.
@@FlyinMiataVideo thanks a lot I appreciate your response and your answer
What do you suggest for 16’ figment size wheel for upgrade to my mx5 NBFL 1.6 liters and if it worth to spend money to change the factory wheels
I hope my 05 Miata build works out almost ready to pull my 05 NB Engine. This will help in the future when I do rims.
At what min do you talk about 9in wide.
what is the widest combination for the 04 nb
Does flyin Miata have an all inclusive nb 1.8 rebuild kit with pistons rods and rings included for a 250-300 hp build?
We do sell several kits that might have the parts you are looking for. Drop us an email at support@flyinmiata.com and one of our techs can try to help you put together the parts you need.
Would anyone be able to tell me what size tires I can run on my daily nd Miata with 16x8 with 25mm offset wheels without any rubbing?
Assuming you don't want to roll the fenders, you may not be able to go wider than a 215. It will depend on your alignment to some extent.
@@FlyinMiataVideo Thanks!
1010 ...Great tip !
The audio quality is down from your other videos.
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@@FlyinMiataVideo Yea Facebook!
I find it relaxing like it was filmed at the ocean. 🌊
Will 15x8+25 fit on my stock NA miata
Depends on the tire size chosen and even the brand. With most 205s, it should clear but it will be very close.
+36 is a better offset choice for this wheel size.
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