Wheel Offset: What does everyone have?
05-16-07, 08:37 AM
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What I mean by decent negative camber is having your tires angled inwards.
I would run a 265/30 in the rear to be safe on the rubbing, Thats the size i am running on my 19s and they still ride like OEM with Tanabe springs. I promise you sir they will look amazing!
I would run a 265/30 in the rear to be safe on the rubbing, Thats the size i am running on my 19s and they still ride like OEM with Tanabe springs. I promise you sir they will look amazing!
05-16-07, 08:44 AM
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You could, but a 275 is still a wide tire, a 265 is nothing extreme by any measure in the stretch world, it will just give you a little breathing room over large bumps and when you pack the rear seat with girls cause your stance is going to be off the hook!
05-16-07, 08:46 AM
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yea i heard blue lex tell me that fk452 are fat tires unless u stretch them.
so i want 245/35/20
and 265/30/20
ill call up the company and see if i can still switch to 25 offset with those tires.
so i want 245/35/20
and 265/30/20
ill call up the company and see if i can still switch to 25 offset with those tires.
05-16-07, 08:55 AM
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For the price they are a clean looking wheel! Almost exact replicas of Asantis for 1/3rd the price. If I didnt get my Works for the deal I did, I probably would have jumped a set to!
05-16-07, 01:22 PM
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Some people are against any form of stretch, I am sure you are not going to be autocrossing your car or taking it to the track any time soon. FK-452s were built to be stretched a little and The only difference you will notice between a 265 and a 275 on your car is better appearance and more clearance.