OFFICIAL: Aggressive Wheel fitment FLUSH/STRETCH sedan
#3092
ill Sedan
iTrader: (87)
#3094
Marcus is this calculated by taking your current wheel offset and add 13mm for an inch increase or 6.5 mm for an half inch increase in wheel width. Minus the offset of the wheels you want.
So for Dave questions, how much more aggressive is 10.5 +25 compared to 9.5 +20?
The formula would be
9.5 + 20 offset plus 13mm = 9.5 +33
You take 9.5 +33 offset and minus it by the wheel spec you want which is 10.5 +25 offset and subtract the offset to figure how much more the 10.5 +25 is than to the 9.5 + 20 is.
So the math on it is
9.5 +33 minus 10.5 +25 which equals 8mm more aggressive.
Man that’s kinda complicated to explain when you can’t white board it out in front of the person your trying to explain it to.
#3095
ill Sedan
iTrader: (87)
I just use an online offset calculator which does the math for you.
http://marksink.com/tire_wheel_offset/offset.html
http://marksink.com/tire_wheel_offset/offset.html
#3097
It's actually not 13mm really.
It's 12.3mm
So just count every inch in width is a difference of 12 in offset. Every half inch is obviously a 6.
I do it all in my head, I don't subtract the widths from themselves just count in your head 6s and 12s and then lay it out on your fingers for every inch you've moved lol
grade 5 math FTW
It's 12.3mm
So just count every inch in width is a difference of 12 in offset. Every half inch is obviously a 6.
I do it all in my head, I don't subtract the widths from themselves just count in your head 6s and 12s and then lay it out on your fingers for every inch you've moved lol
grade 5 math FTW
#3098
#3099
Holy crap...how do you guys ride this low???? I just measured my car and it sits at 25.75 front and 25.25 rear. I want to even out the front with rear, but even that is still almost an inch above what you guys are riding at. Mad props to you guys. My wife wont even ride in my car now, what more when I drop it more.
#3102
Is that by the design of the car or cuz you maxed out your coils? Even more props to you guys.
I just used a measuring tape anmeasured from the fender to the ground, making sure the tape lines up win the center of the wheel.
I just used a measuring tape anmeasured from the fender to the ground, making sure the tape lines up win the center of the wheel.
#3103
ill Sedan
iTrader: (87)
That's exactly how I did it. Also make sure and keep the measuring tape straight up and down and not follow the angle (camber) of the wheel/tire.
#3105
ill Sedan
iTrader: (87)