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#1921
im still confused on wheels, - offset - spacer and such
i got an 04 sedan
i bought rims that are
20x10
20x8.5 both 40mm offset
not dropped.
(but plan too)
what do i have to do or go with
so i can have that flush look.. like tire as close to the fender?
what size spacer do i have to put and what tires and such..
( so i wont have no trouble as in rubbing or tires wasting out fast)
please let me know thanks
i got an 04 sedan
i bought rims that are
20x10
20x8.5 both 40mm offset
not dropped.
(but plan too)
what do i have to do or go with
so i can have that flush look.. like tire as close to the fender?
what size spacer do i have to put and what tires and such..
( so i wont have no trouble as in rubbing or tires wasting out fast)
please let me know thanks
Roll your rear fender and 10-15mm spacer up front.
Get an adjustable rear camber arm with a TOE bolt. Get your alignment set afterwards and you should be good to go.
I think there are some pics of my car in this post (back a page or so) I had my rear fenders rolled flat with 19x10 +42 with 275/35/19. That should give you an idea how yours will fit, but yours will stick out 2mm more.
Post # 1818
#1924
Look through the pic forums to get an idea of what you like.
What I like and 30 others dont matter when you are the one making the purchase. My liking is different then the next.
#1925
#1926
#1927
it took my car about a week before the light came on. I was worried that my car did not have tpms, but it does. After installing wheels without the sensors, my light came on about 6 or 7 days later and has been on ever since. it will flash at startup sometimes too.
#1928
But Doubtful...... I guess I could always deflate the tire to find out... hahah
#1929
#1931
Offsets are good, but I believe that you should stick to something like the 275/30/20 and 245/35/20. The problem with a 245 front and rear is that the 10" rear wheel with a 245 is stretched and the 245 on an 8.5 is not so it would look funny.
#1932
245/40/20 is a giant tire, way too big for our cars.
Offsets are good, but I believe that you should stick to something like the 275/30/20 and 245/35/20. The problem with a 245 front and rear is that the 10" rear wheel with a 245 is stretched and the 245 on an 8.5 is not so it would look funny.
Offsets are good, but I believe that you should stick to something like the 275/30/20 and 245/35/20. The problem with a 245 front and rear is that the 10" rear wheel with a 245 is stretched and the 245 on an 8.5 is not so it would look funny.
#1935
I'm getting some bbs 19 8.5 front and 19 9.5 rear. My car is currently running on stock but planning to lower the car with tein basics what would be the best tire combo for this withOut rubbing? 245/40/19 F and 255/40/19 R? Please someone help so I can order my tires? Some one told me 245/35/19 F and 275/35/19 R will that rub in the rear? Thanks?