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Hey, I have a quick question for you about fitment on the 2nd Gen Sedans.
A buddy of mine has a 2008 Sedan and is looking to get a set of WORK Varianza F2S but wants them in F: 20x9.5 and R: 20x10.5.
The thing is, he doesn't know much about fitment and I told him I'd do a little bit of reading for him to help choose his offsets to his liking. Now, after looking at rimtuck:
http://rimtuck.com/thumbnails.php?ve...5+sedan&sort=1
I've somewhat gotten a general idea of what his offsets should be to get him flush. He doesn't want to run ANY negative camber but is not against rolling / pulling fenders if need be or stretching the tire a bit. How would this set up look?
F: 20x9.5 +20, General UHP 225/35/20
R: 20x10.5 +30, General UHP 255/35/20
I was kind of going off the last picture on rimtuck, which I believe is heyitzalex's car before his lease ran out and he got the latest Sedan model. Only thing with his set up is that he's stretching a 40 series tire and not a 35 series.
Edit: He's also dropped on a set of Eibach sportlines for the Sedans.
A buddy of mine has a 2008 Sedan and is looking to get a set of WORK Varianza F2S but wants them in F: 20x9.5 and R: 20x10.5.
The thing is, he doesn't know much about fitment and I told him I'd do a little bit of reading for him to help choose his offsets to his liking. Now, after looking at rimtuck:
http://rimtuck.com/thumbnails.php?ve...5+sedan&sort=1
I've somewhat gotten a general idea of what his offsets should be to get him flush. He doesn't want to run ANY negative camber but is not against rolling / pulling fenders if need be or stretching the tire a bit. How would this set up look?
F: 20x9.5 +20, General UHP 225/35/20
R: 20x10.5 +30, General UHP 255/35/20
I was kind of going off the last picture on rimtuck, which I believe is heyitzalex's car before his lease ran out and he got the latest Sedan model. Only thing with his set up is that he's stretching a 40 series tire and not a 35 series.
Edit: He's also dropped on a set of Eibach sportlines for the Sedans.
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Hey, I have a quick question for you about fitment on the 2nd Gen Sedans.
A buddy of mine has a 2008 Sedan and is looking to get a set of WORK Varianza F2S but wants them in F: 20x9.5 and R: 20x10.5.
The thing is, he doesn't know much about fitment and I told him I'd do a little bit of reading for him to help choose his offsets to his liking. Now, after looking at rimtuck:
http://rimtuck.com/thumbnails.php?ve...5+sedan&sort=1
I've somewhat gotten a general idea of what his offsets should be to get him flush. He doesn't want to run ANY negative camber but is not against rolling / pulling fenders if need be or stretching the tire a bit. How would this set up look?
F: 20x9.5 +20, General UHP 225/35/20
R: 20x10.5 +30, General UHP 255/35/20
I was kind of going off the last picture on rimtuck, which I believe is heyitzalex's car before his lease ran out and he got the latest Sedan model. Only thing with his set up is that he's stretching a 40 series tire and not a 35 series.
Edit: He's also dropped on a set of Eibach sportlines for the Sedans.
A buddy of mine has a 2008 Sedan and is looking to get a set of WORK Varianza F2S but wants them in F: 20x9.5 and R: 20x10.5.
The thing is, he doesn't know much about fitment and I told him I'd do a little bit of reading for him to help choose his offsets to his liking. Now, after looking at rimtuck:
http://rimtuck.com/thumbnails.php?ve...5+sedan&sort=1
I've somewhat gotten a general idea of what his offsets should be to get him flush. He doesn't want to run ANY negative camber but is not against rolling / pulling fenders if need be or stretching the tire a bit. How would this set up look?
F: 20x9.5 +20, General UHP 225/35/20
R: 20x10.5 +30, General UHP 255/35/20
I was kind of going off the last picture on rimtuck, which I believe is heyitzalex's car before his lease ran out and he got the latest Sedan model. Only thing with his set up is that he's stretching a 40 series tire and not a 35 series.
Edit: He's also dropped on a set of Eibach sportlines for the Sedans.
245 will be the best bet for the offset of +30. camber should be mid to low -3's
225 will work best for the fronts or even a 235.
I was in the same boat back then when considering Vossen wheels. But no matter what its going to require over -3 camber.