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Vossen's on G35xs
I am sold on getting some CV3 Vossen wheels. They are 20x8.5 or 20x9 will they tuck under the car with out lowering it?
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I would rethink getting 20s without lowering the vehicle. It'll look bad.
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Originally Posted by mishmosh
(Post 6646799)
I would rethink getting 20s without lowering the vehicle. It'll look bad.
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Yep, if you go 20s your car will look much better with even a mild drop.
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Originally Posted by Blue Dream
(Post 6646883)
Yep, if you go 20s your car will look much better with even a mild drop.
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No lol
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Originally Posted by mj_39
(Post 6646897)
No lol
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A mild drop that won't require camber arms/toe bolt kits will only set you back about $250-300, even cheaper if you buy someones' used springs (only if they're low miles on them). It's a bit of a lengthy DIY but one almost anyone can do, it'll save you about $500 in labor. You'll also have to pony up around $100 for an alignment~So about $350-400 if you do the install. Eibach, Tanabe, and Swift make springs w/ milder drops that should allow you to keep your alignment in spec. If you're going to invest the coin in Vossens might as well cough up a bit more and drop it so it'll look better.
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20s on a stock height RWD look funny let alone an AWD... if your dead set on staying stock height, get 19s.
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subd
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Originally Posted by Wannabe6MT
(Post 6647253)
20s on a stock height RWD look funny let alone an AWD... if your dead set on staying stock height, get 19s.
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A drop with bigger wheels, is worth it...even a mild one...
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Originally Posted by ItsA..Gthing
(Post 6647420)
A drop with bigger wheels, is worth it...even a mild one...
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Well when you get them i hope to see some pix. I small drop to close up the wheel gap would be best
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Originally Posted by bluedevils95
(Post 6647473)
Well when you get them i hope to see some pix. I small drop to close up the wheel gap would be best
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