19x8.5 +42
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louielou, thanks for the reply. Any clearance issues with the suspension components? Do you have a picture of the rear of your G? Does the +46 give it a nice wide stance? Thanks again.
I'm running the 8.5" with the 38mm offset. I've seen someone (chico I think) running a 35mm, but I'm pretty sure that a +38mm on a sedan is as much as you can go without rubbing in the rear. I run the 38mm all the way around and love it. It's setup pretty sweet and NEVER rubs.
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Originally Posted by amg35
Any sedan owners running a 19x8.5 wheel in a +42 offset? Any clearance and/or rubbing issues? Can you post some pics please? Thanks.
8.5 ET42 is as tight as you can go on the front.
It gives you 2 or 3 mm clearance on the suspension.
Rear has room to spare
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Originally Posted by inTgr8r
I'm running 8.5" ET42 on my sedan.
8.5 ET42 is as tight as you can go on the front.
It gives you 2 or 3 mm clearance on the suspension.
Rear has room to spare
8.5 ET42 is as tight as you can go on the front.
It gives you 2 or 3 mm clearance on the suspension.
Rear has room to spare
Thanks inTgr8r, I appreciate the info. My G is lowered with the same components you have so I should be safe. Ever have an instance where your tire rubbed the suspension?
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