Offset question..
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Hi. I was wondering if anybody could tell me if this offset would work on a 01 gs 300.. The wheels are 19. 9.5 +12 in the front and 19.10.5+15 in the rear.. Thanks..
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what coils and how low? and what size tires? If you can provide this information I can tell you what you'll need to do.
Basically anything under a 20 offset is probably gonna require a pull of the rear fender, and at least a shave of the front fender lip.
being +12 and +15, those are super aggressive. Depending on tire sizes you might need even more fender work, or need to raise the car a little.
Basically anything under a 20 offset is probably gonna require a pull of the rear fender, and at least a shave of the front fender lip.
being +12 and +15, those are super aggressive. Depending on tire sizes you might need even more fender work, or need to raise the car a little.
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K. Kool, thanks guys... I'm just buying the wheels right now so, there no tires yet.. Not really sure what tires I'm going to run either.. The wheels are off a 350z..
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they're at the extreme end of what a stock bodied 2gs can take but can be made to work. tyre wise i'd say you'll need all the stretch you can get so maybe 225/35 and 235 or 245/35
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