Will this work?
#17
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Donnie- you need to think this decision through. Don't jump into a set of wheels, especially those with a less than optimal offset without completely understanding the implications.
It will be cheaper, and cost you much less stress if you purchsae the correct offsets off the bat (+35F/+45R). Even with +45, they will still look aggressive. You may be able to avoid fender rolling, and you won't have to run severe negative camber to make the rears fit. I'm not a fan of just "getting away" with it for $300. Spend the extra money and do it right!!!
It will be cheaper, and cost you much less stress if you purchsae the correct offsets off the bat (+35F/+45R). Even with +45, they will still look aggressive. You may be able to avoid fender rolling, and you won't have to run severe negative camber to make the rears fit. I'm not a fan of just "getting away" with it for $300. Spend the extra money and do it right!!!
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#21
Originally Posted by sweettalker
Those who say it will not work has no first hand experience! Try to not give advice if you aren't sure. I am running 19x8.5 front and 19x9.5 in the rear with +35 offset with no problems. I am however running 245/35 in the front and 255/35 in the rear. Hope that helped. Oh and NO RUBBING
#22
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Donnie- you need to think this decision through. Don't jump into a set of wheels, especially those with a less than optimal offset without completely understanding the implications.
It will be cheaper, and cost you much less stress if you purchsae the correct offsets off the bat (+35F/+45R). Even with +45, they will still look aggressive. You may be able to avoid fender rolling, and you won't have to run severe negative camber to make the rears fit. I'm not a fan of just "getting away" with it for $300. Spend the extra money and do it right!!!
It will be cheaper, and cost you much less stress if you purchsae the correct offsets off the bat (+35F/+45R). Even with +45, they will still look aggressive. You may be able to avoid fender rolling, and you won't have to run severe negative camber to make the rears fit. I'm not a fan of just "getting away" with it for $300. Spend the extra money and do it right!!!
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