marcus how much did you pull the rears to get a +10

whats the lowest offset i can pull off with either a 225/35 or a 235/35 in the rear without pulling ...

Depending on your camber/ride height you'll have to do some fender work to add 5mm more to a 19x9 +12. I bet it looks good as is, looking forward to pics.

My rears are pulled 5mm. Assuming a very flat roll, on a 9.5 you could go to +15 without pulling with a 235/35 and +10 with a 225/35. That is assuming about 3.5 to 4 degrees of negative camber.

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i didn't roll the rears its cut out just as much as a nice roll ... so i'm sure a +10 will still work out just nice but i my just stick with +15 that way i can add come camber in the rear .. so thanks for that info. you helped me out a lot for my next rear set up .....

think i can do a +10 an a 225/35 with this or is it pushing it .. pic of the rears cut

I would say 9.5+10, but it really depending on where you camber ends up and how big or small your tires run. Sounds like you will be running less camber than I am, but you'll have 5mm more clearance based on your tire size. I would test fit +10 first then get a smaller spacer it rubs. You definitely don't want to rub with cut fenders, it will chew your tires up.

yea ill just test fit it .... i may just end up doing +15 at around -3º and adjust the camber .. -3.5º_ -4º will eat thru some tires and i drive around 25 miles to and from work a day

I just went out to the garage and took some pics. Here you go.

^ Looks SICK.

^^^ wow very nice .. its perfect are your fronts pulled at all or just your rear ??

fronts are not pulled and the rears are just rolled.

my fault miss read your other post ...with the tires on your wheel do you have a little stretch at all .. i was talking to levon before about a 225/35 and a 235/35 but i forgot now what he told me ..

Looks perfect Ernie!

Wow, don't hit any bumps when you are turning!

I'm still working on my fitment, my tires are so stretched it looks like I have fender gaps from weird angles lol

I daily my car, so does cliff I'm pretty sure and we're low. Com'on join the DDL club (dailydrivenlow)