Yet another wheel/suspension question......
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I know there are a multitude of different lowering options out there for our cars, but I don't like they way some of them look. For example I have seen a lot of cars where the rear end sits lower than the front. I know that the eibach pro kit is supposed to give it an even drop, but I have seen some some cars with these springs that the rear still sits lower. I also know the only way to get the exact drop you want is to go with CO's, but I have had nothing but problems with them in the past. You can never get the car to sit level, they leak, etc.
I plan on running 20x10 in the rear with 275/30/20 tires and 20x8.5 up front with 245/35/20. First of all can I run the pro kit with these big wheels and second will it give the car a raked look. I really don't want the rear tire to tuck in the fender like I have seen a lot of the IS cars doing, especially with the GS springs, that looks awful to me. Also what offset am I going to need to minimize rubbing and not need wheel spacers?
I plan on running 20x10 in the rear with 275/30/20 tires and 20x8.5 up front with 245/35/20. First of all can I run the pro kit with these big wheels and second will it give the car a raked look. I really don't want the rear tire to tuck in the fender like I have seen a lot of the IS cars doing, especially with the GS springs, that looks awful to me. Also what offset am I going to need to minimize rubbing and not need wheel spacers?
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so would a better combo be 20x10 and 20x8. Because a 235 on a 8.5 wheel would be stretched a little far. On my S4 I had 245 on my 8.5 wheels and it was good.
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Originally Posted by sincityIS
so would a better combo be 20x10 and 20x8. Because a 235 on a 8.5 wheel would be stretched a little far. On my S4 I had 245 on my 8.5 wheels and it was good.
The problem you'll face is that anything bigger than 225/30/20 (I don't even know if anyone makes a tire that thin) may rub due to the fact that the overall diameter AND the width contribute to the rubbing, not just the width.
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