BlackKnightxB

As I also have what would be a thread jack, I'll just send you the PM Cionide

csmonte

PDX,

Do you have any detailed pictures of your setup now? I'll be getting some 18x8 40 offset fairly soon. And I have NF's as well that will be going on.

If possible I would really appreciate a few pictures to see how it looks all together.

thanks
good luck with your new setup.

PDX_xB

You can see several pics in my intro thread. As you page through the thread, you can see my car at various stages of modification.

The photos on the first page show the 18x8 +40 Koseis with the stock springs. The photos on the second page show it after dropping it on the NF210s. The photos on the 3rd page show it with the addition of the Five Axis lip kit.

PDX_xB

TheCCBox

iTrader: (1)

I have a question if someone can answer or help with with. I found some nice rims that are 17x9 -12 offset and I am going to be running the df120 springs and the hotchkis sway front and rear sways and hp shocks and struts. what tire should i run and what is the wides you think of tire i can run in without rubing. Please help.

randomsuper

those don't fit buddy. no amount of stretch will work for that set up. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!

TheCCBox

iTrader: (1)

What if I put the NF210's where it dont drop it that low as the df120's LOL!!!

CIONIDE

iTrader: (1)

Won't work... those wheels will poke out past the front fenders about 2.25", and poke out about 1.75" in the rear.

eight08customs

if all fails make it work.. i forget the offest on my friends 20s but i know he has 8.5 in the front and 9.5 in the rear.. totaly flush.. just got to roll fenders.. he made a post of his car here awhile back its a blue XB

CIONIDE

iTrader: (1)

Marshall, I know you're incredible with the lowered VIP wheel set-up, but don't egg him on; the only way to make 17x9 with -12 offset work on the xB2 is with a widebody kit, and that still might lead to bearing wear problems if it's a daily driver. If your friend is running 8.5 front & 9.5 rear, and totally flush, his offsets have to be in the +25 to +35 range.