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These wheels are almost exactly the same offset as my other set of wheels. Yet, they poke out a lot more. It's slightly concerning but when I have tires on and its on the ground, they will "sink" some right?
Old wheels
F: 19x9.5 +29 with a 3mm spacer (+26)
R: 19x10.5 +28 with a 5mm spacer (+23)
New wheels
F: 19x9.5 +22
R: 19x11 +25
Im stumped
Hi everyone this is my first post ever, been a lurker for quite some time. I been doing ALOT of research on this but After a 100 plus pages I broke up and decided to ask a few questions about a my so to be tire/rim set up. I have a set of rims on the way Size - Front : 20 x 9.0 / Rear : 20 x 10.0 Offset - Front : +18mm / Rear : +25mm. My car have a Front and Rear Camber kit. It is NOT lowered. Stock height. I do have Brembos. My first question is will these clear my brembos or will I need a spacer? The saleman told me they should clear them but I might need a spacer. If I do need one, will 5mm work? The tires are a 245/35/20 and a 275/30/20 size. My second question is will I rub with this set up? I read on here that i better set up is 255/30/20 and 285/30/20. Would you agree? I wanna keep the camber near to zero for better wear.
This is the fitment of my last set. This isn't a 4mm difference.
You went from 10.5 to 11 in the rears, you need to also factor in the effects of the increased width will push it out an additional ~6.5mm from your previous set up so you are > 10mm difference in the rears.
I'm hoping for a flush look with minimal camber...if I roll the fenders, think I can succeed?
Look at my post above (#7237). Thats 19x9.5 +22 in the front and 19x11 +25 in the rear. Ill post pics when they have tires on them and on the ground. I dont have my rears rolled btw.
Last edited by Conissah; Mar 14, 2015 at 05:13 PM.
I have some chrome OEM 18's that I want to put on my car. I personally don't like the chrome and want something similar to the stock silver color. I've seen someone sand chrome wheels down to the metal and I thought it looked good in pictures but have a fear that it doesn't in person.
My question is should I plastidip the wheels with the true metallics aluminum color for a cheap fix? or is wet sanding the wheel with a very high gritgoing to get me the color I'm trying to achieve?