I considered 20 x 9 front, 20 x 10.5 rear Mayas to be agressive fitment wheels, so im not far off putting my wheels on this thread, I didnt realize pushing them out with spacers only classifies them as agressive...Also, I didn't know rolling my fenders was that easy

 

you sure?

 

If you payed any attention and looked at the first post with the pictures of all those Z's and the way they are setup... that is aggressive, pushing it to the limits beyond which they were meant to go. Putting a 255 on an 11" wide rim with an offset damn close to 0 and -3 camber is my definition of aggressive

And like i said, i'm not knocking your setup, the car looks beautiful, its just not sitting on a very aggressive wheel/tire setup.
-GP-

 

Why?

For the record, you don't need spacers to have an aggressive fitment.

 

exactly, but all these guys with non aggressive setup's or, what they think is aggressive, need them badly!
-GP-

 

thats it?.....no more pics???

 

Here is my old aggressive fitment non stretched tire look

 

^^^old?

5mm more

 

Yep, sold. Should have pics of the new wheels after this weekend's Golden Gardens meet.

 

Nice mayas, i got them too...

 

im trying to figure out a set-up for my sedan. i want to run 19x9 up front again and 19x10.5 in the rear. Gup35sedan have you seen anything like this for the sedan?

 

this thread is getting clouded with non-agressive setups. Im not sure most people understand...WTF.

 

after a proper drop, those wheels are going to be more tucked than they already are.

really, i don't mean to sound like a d!ck, but is this such a hard concept to grasp?

 

you got PM bro.

and its going to keep getting filled with non-aggressive setups as long as people fail to understand what an aggressive setup is. I dont get why it's so hard though, the sample pictures are posted on the first page, if yours doesnt look remotely close to those, then why post?!?!
-GP-

 

^ exactly!