Offset on wagon

Just curious, wondering what the other wagon owners here are running for an offset on there wheels? and if they are dropped or not. I might be upgrading soon to some different wheels and i wanted to hear some opinions on what offset i should choose. Nasioc had mixed results, some rubbed and some didnt. So what does everyone got?

 

17" +50, 225's, factory shocks, Eibach Springs, no rub.

 

17"x7", +50mm, 225/45s, stock suspension

 

post the width.

 

17x7.5, +50 offset
225/45-17 tires -- and they run wide for 225s or so I read (Hankook RS2 z212)
dropped about 1.5" on Prodrive springs
no rubbing

 

thanks 4 everyones input

 

i have rubbing on my 50mm 18x7.5 with 225's but rolling fenders is an option... sti shocks and springs

 

not even on the rear at full compression? What year is your wagon, I want to run 225 in a 17 inch wheel and heard it wouldn't work on my 03'

 

Your rear camber will have a small effect on if it's going to rub or not. Stock it is non-adjustable, but there is still a little play in the bolts that you can use when trying to get it not to rub. Or go with crash bolts and the problem is solved.

 

I have 17 x 7 wheels, 225/45 tires, prodrive springs and KYB AGX struts and zero rubbing.

 

I've done it both on my '06 and my old '04 wagon. No rubbing even at the rallycross I did in the '04.

I also have rear camber bolts installed; rear camber was dialed in around -1* on each side in the rear.