Wheel spacer question???
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From: five oh two
Wheel spacer question???
Ok so these are the sizes and offsets of my new wheels.
19x8.5 40mm front
19x9.5 35mm rear
I want my wheels so sit as flush as they can. I will be rolling the fenders and i mean i want these babies to sit F L U S H with the fenders!!! What size spacers do i need?
19x8.5 40mm front
19x9.5 35mm rear
I want my wheels so sit as flush as they can. I will be rolling the fenders and i mean i want these babies to sit F L U S H with the fenders!!! What size spacers do i need?
Last edited by xXHotelCrazyXx; Oct 12, 2008 at 03:12 AM.
Originally Posted by xXHotelCrazyXx
^^ ok we all know the a s s h o l e has spoken and hes wrong, so anyone who actually knows what they are talking about have any info??? Thanks!
? I've personally ran wheels in 8.5+5 and 9.5+5, and they weren't flush yet. Here is 9.5+5 with a 285 and I still have plenty of clearance. 

Maybe if you have no idea what you are talking about, you should listen to people who actually do so you don't look like an idiot
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Originally Posted by xXHotelCrazyXx
Im talking about wheel spacers not fvcking tire widths

Originally Posted by xXHotelCrazyXx
Redlude, maybe you missed that part?
Originally Posted by xXHotelCrazyXx
Ok so these are the sizes and offsets of my new wheels.
19x8.5 40mm front
19x9.5 35mm rear
I want my wheels so sit as flush as they can. I will be rolling the fenders and i mean i want these babies to sit F L U S H with the fenders!!! What size spacers do i need?
19x8.5 40mm front
19x9.5 35mm rear
I want my wheels so sit as flush as they can. I will be rolling the fenders and i mean i want these babies to sit F L U S H with the fenders!!! What size spacers do i need?
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From: five oh two
Originally Posted by redlude97
Sounds like I answered your question 

Listen to Redlude he knows what he's talking about. Even if he is being negative you dont have to act like hes not telling you of correct info, when you are the one being ignorant. Those are not good offsets for the coupe, so putting spacers will get them close to flush but not "flush".


