View Poll Results: What should I go with?
*Want to order: 19x9.5 + 0 offset F, 19x10.5 + 0 offset R
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53.85%
*Other option: 19x9.5 + 12 offset F, 19x10.5 + 0 offset R
6
46.15%
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+12 or +0 offset fronts
+12 or +0 offset fronts
I order my wheels next week. The only thing that scares me is how much camber I will be running b/c I dont want to be going through tires monthly. Also will I have to pull my fenders in the rear or rolling it with strectched be ok? My car is a daily driver. I really want the aggressive look but if I cant go with it w/e.
Last edited by alex_b; Sep 6, 2010 at 02:23 AM.
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Whoa... I posted a thread just like this about a month ago...
I had the same question, "+0 or +12"...
Here are +12. You may want to get offsets in the 20's and add spacers to find your happy medium. You sound even more on the fence then I was. With 12's you will need to roll fenders and run more camber than stock... depending on your drop and stretch of course.
Here are my +12's getting tested out.
+0's will be sticking out an additional half inch to inch
depending on wheel.
I had the same question, "+0 or +12"...
Here are +12. You may want to get offsets in the 20's and add spacers to find your happy medium. You sound even more on the fence then I was. With 12's you will need to roll fenders and run more camber than stock... depending on your drop and stretch of course.
Here are my +12's getting tested out.
+0's will be sticking out an additional half inch to inch
depending on wheel.
Last edited by AmateuRN; Sep 6, 2010 at 05:06 AM.
There's so many +12s/+0s around here. Just go look at pictures of TE37s and ask the OP his offsets if they aren't posted already. I personally would go with 0s. I think tire wear will be fine, won't be too bad.
is that +12's on a 10.5 width? I think it's not as aggressive as it seems when you dont have it jacked up. I would stick a second jack on the spring bucket and raise the wheel up for a more accurate test while you dont have the tires on yet.
I have+12 te's front/rear
Specs 19x9.5 and 19x10.5
tires , 245/35/19 front / 275/35/19 rear
I have some camber going on but not sure how much. and I needed my rear fenders rolled
Specs 19x9.5 and 19x10.5
tires , 245/35/19 front / 275/35/19 rear
I have some camber going on but not sure how much. and I needed my rear fenders rolled
^there you go, very nice example of +12 on 10.5, keep in mind that he's running 275/35 tires. If you go narrower on the tires, I'm not exactly sure which size, 245, 255 or even 265 maybe....you'll be able to fit the +0 probably with roughly the same camber setting.
WOW PERFECT!!!im going to go with +12 front +0 Rear for sure now. The 12+ in the front look perfect just that i will most likely be running a streched like a 225 front, and 255 Rears. Thank for all your help
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^^ Depending on what kind of tire you get, you might want to consider stretching a 245/35 on your 10.5 rear +0.
Remember that some tires stretch true, small, and large. What tires are you going to be using?
Remember that some tires stretch true, small, and large. What tires are you going to be using?
I might be going with either some really good used michellen or also some really
good used bridgestones potenzas or some new nanknags type two. Will be running 225/35/19 f and 255/35/19 rears or Mabey even 265/30/19 not sure.
good used bridgestones potenzas or some new nanknags type two. Will be running 225/35/19 f and 255/35/19 rears or Mabey even 265/30/19 not sure.
the wheels are on back order but surely when i get them i will put pics up.
