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01-13-10, 08:13 AM
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that sits pretty flush in the rear, and to be honest such conservative offsets wouldn't be flush on a FWD sedan. I am assuming you are using a spacer of some sort in the rear?
I had ET 40 on my 3rd gen and they were far from flush or even close to it!
that sits pretty flush in the rear, and to be honest such conservative offsets wouldn't be flush on a FWD sedan. I am assuming you are using a spacer of some sort in the rear?
I had ET 40 on my 3rd gen and they were far from flush or even close to it!
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Thanks for all the good comments.. Im currently running 10mm spacers in the rear and 3mm spacers in the front. i am going for the flush look tho, but im having problems with my rear stance. i want to go lower in the rear but with the rim size and the coilovers im running, the back lip of the rim is hitting the spring perch. so im planning on getting a hubcentric 15mm spacers so i dont have to extend the bolts. and roll my fender more cause i have a mild roll. and as for the taillights those are pretty much stock. im not done with this car yet, still have alot more to do, but ill keep you guys posted.. thanks again..
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Thanks for all the good comments.. Im currently running 10mm spacers in the rear and 3mm spacers in the front. i am going for the flush look tho, but im having problems with my rear stance. i want to go lower in the rear but with the rim size and the coilovers im running, the back lip of the rim is hitting the spring perch. so im planning on getting a hubcentric 15mm spacers so i dont have to extend the bolts. and roll my fender more cause i have a mild roll. and as for the taillights those are pretty much stock. im not done with this car yet, still have alot more to do, but ill keep you guys posted.. thanks again..
If your lookin for hubcentric wheel spacers I recommend a seller on ebay (optionselects).... I bought a 15mm set for my 98 es300 from him and am very happy with em. I've owned a set of Ichiba's and these are almost identical in looks and quality. They're Aluminum/Magnesium Alloy, bolt on to your existing studs, has 60.1 center bore (I believe your gen and mine are the same), and cost $88 (aprox) free ship vs Ichiba's $127 (aprox) free ship.................. & No, I'm not affiliated or gaining anything for this referral! 
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