I was wondering if these offsetts would fit our cars and if it doesnt what would be involved to get it to fit.

20x9.5 -16 HI disc
20x11 -35 HI disc

Any feedback would be appreaciated. Thanks.

 

Widebody is the only way. There's no way those wheels would fit without body work.

I know those Work Varianza D3S are a good deal, but you'd probably have to flare the fenders out half a foot.

 

fyi this set of wheels don't bother if you are just looking for a set of d3s for cheap. too fit these properly expect to spent 10k on top of the rims.

hardcore enthusiast only!

it is funny though i sold them brand new. but i have all kind of people asking me lately if this set fit on their lexus.

it is sad though people still lowball on this which is already super cheap price and he is taking a big loss.

 

Negative Offset will never fit on this car. That will put serious strain on Drivetrain geometry. I wouldnt do that if I were you. Most aggressive I would go is +35 or +30 depending on Wheel width

 

IC...Thanks for the input guys. Just thought I'd ask cause it was a smokin deal. Thanks.

 

9.5" front and 11" rear???????? good luck man. I hope you have the patience to fix rubbing problems, and rolling fenders. are the wheels for another car because nobody would sell you those expecting it to just bolt up

 

I dont mind having to roll or cut my fenders to fit wheels as I do want that VIP wheel look. Ya gotta pay to play.
The wheels in question were Work D3S's that were selling for $1700 brand new. It was worth a shot.

 

if it fits with roll or cut it will be sold for 30 times already. plus the seller doesn't need to drop the price that much.

 

i wasn't sure and thats why i asked. no need to get your panties all up in a bunch.

 

lol...just want to keep it real. if it fits all the local guys will probably call the seller and don't even have to deal with shipping, i would bought it too. by the time you got the answer from cl it will be too late.