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Originally Posted by 05FMtC
same here i need a 15mm and a 20mm set can u pm me a price. thanks.
Originally Posted by davedavetC
Originally Posted by 05FMtC
same here i need a 15mm and a 20mm set can u pm me a price. thanks.
just take a look
yea but that will give that wheel a +29 offset, thats still kinda low. are your fenders rolled? and will you be running camber?
i would get 15s for the rear instead, just to be safe, and 10s in the front
just like me! haha but idk if i need them, the wheels im gettin in a couple months have a +35 offset. these would be just for stock, and each time i replaced them i would need to change the studs....
i would get 15s for the rear instead, just to be safe, and 10s in the front
yeah i got a ____ load of camber in the rear. right now i got et38 wheels with the same width as my new ones, and with the car dropped, i can still fit a finger in between the fender and the tire. and for the front. i have a 5mm spacer on a et 38 which makes it 33 and i do not rub. so with a 15mm in the front, ill be at 34 which is 1 mm less then now. so ya ill be fine. and if i have to i can run negative camber w/ my camber plates.
yea but if you do that you're going to chew through tires plus your handling will decrease, and you will put too much stress on the rear suspension. i would play it safe and if you want 15 in the front i would do 15 in the rear too. thats just my 2 cents, im currently running maybe 1.5 degrees of neg camber in the rear and i think thats too much.
yea i feel u on the tires. but low profile tires wear out very fast neways. and i will mostlikley get some that will let me rotate them alot. i dont mind rotating them every 2k miles. its that slammed look that im goin for. as far as the longer studs go, just get some open ended lugs and ull be fine, thats what i plan on doing.
Originally Posted by 05FMtC
yea i feel u on the tires. but low profile tires wear out very fast neways. and i will mostlikley get some that will let me rotate them alot. i dont mind rotating them every 2k miles. its that slammed look that im goin for. as far as the longer studs go, just get some open ended lugs and ull be fine, thats what i plan on doing.






