GCOP

I seached, I really did I'm thinking about doing 20x8.5/32+ and 20x9.5/35+ w/245/35's. I already have the tires on existing rims. I'm pretty sure they will work from what I've read, but just wanted to get some more direct advice.

VipDout

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although "they" say they fits perfectly , thats flush at stock height , once you lower your car you will be pissed , they are sunkin

heres an example , theses are 19s bagged
19x8.5 +38 and 19x10 +43

btw My old old old set up learning like you

VipDout

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o btw mines is with wider fenders , heres with stock fenders

GCOP

Car looks good man......I see your point about your wheels. You think the offsets I mentioned will put the wheels flush at stock height? Lowering the car a little is in the future.

hegar817

I am running 275/30/20 on rear with 20x9.5 35mm offest and 245/35/20 for front with 20x8.5 40mm offest with Tanabe nf210 springs. You will probably need to pull your front fenders and rears should be fine, but go with the 275/30 on rear though.

phillygs3

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Here is a old pic I found , 20x8.5 38 et 245/35 and 20x10 42 et 275/30... on NF210
I ran a lil bit neg camber and had no rubbing at all

wowitztai

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20x9 38 et 245/35 20x10 41et 275/30 lowered on df210s no rubbing at all.

MrExecutiv

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with your offsets and widths, you don't have to worry about rubbing at stock height.