Want to do staggered on 20s
#1
Want to do staggered on 20s
Looking for some advice and or direction here. I have a 2008 xb that I am FINALLY ready to start modding! I want to do a staggered look with something like 20x8.5 and 20x9.5 with either niche sport gt5 or forgestar cf5 wheels so I can get some of that concave muscle car look in the back. I would also like a slight drop, maybe nf210s? Do you guys think this would work without too much effort? Offsets? Tire sizes? Fender rolling? Any advice or thoughts would be much appreciated!
#2
I'm not sure what the Niche Sport GT5's offset availabilty is, nor do I know hte same for the Forgestar CF5s. You could run the 20x8.5's with a +35mm offset up front and the 20x9.5 +35mm in the rear and probably be fine with a roll in the rear. NF210 drop would work well with those sizes and offsets, too.
#3
Thanks for the response! I randomly came across a deal on the forgestar cf5's that I couldn't pass up. They are 19x8.5 +33 offset up front and 19x9 +30 offset rear. Any ideas what tire size I should run to avoid rubbing if I also go with the nf210's?
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I'm on NF210 and have 19x8.5 +35 all the way around with 235/35 and the only rubbing i get is on the inner fender liners in the front. I still rolled the back fenders for good measure.
To me though, there isn;t enough drop in the back. There is a noticably larger gap in the back than the front. I will probably look into some DF210's or maybe the TRD springs. TRD seems like a mixed bag to me though, some i see still have a larger gap in the back and some don't.
To me though, there isn;t enough drop in the back. There is a noticably larger gap in the back than the front. I will probably look into some DF210's or maybe the TRD springs. TRD seems like a mixed bag to me though, some i see still have a larger gap in the back and some don't.
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