Offsets for Work Varianza SC1
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I'm deciding on what offsets would work with the Varianza's SC1. I'm planning to run 225/35/19x8.0F and 265/30/19x9.5R. From the PDF file on the Work website http://www.work-wheels.co.jp/product...=18&Item_id=69
should I run +38F and +32R? Would this be flush with the fenders? I don't want to run too aggressive of a set-up and would like to avoid rubbing issues. I'm currently dropped on Eibach Pro-Kit.
Any suggestions/comments would be much appreciated. Thanks!
should I run +38F and +32R? Would this be flush with the fenders? I don't want to run too aggressive of a set-up and would like to avoid rubbing issues. I'm currently dropped on Eibach Pro-Kit.
Any suggestions/comments would be much appreciated. Thanks!
Last edited by dappy; 12-24-07 at 04:53 PM.
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hi, this was my first choice of rims before i decided on the Enkei FS-01. The shop here in shanghai which was operated by a hongkong guy quoted me with 19x8.5 +35 Front Adisk and 19x9.5 +38 Odisk. But if you are considering going for a BBK you should choose Rdisk for the front.
here's are pics on how it will look like..
here's are pics on how it will look like..
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well for one, if you want to run flush, you will have some rubbing issues.
if you plan on goin with bbk, then you would want to run the R disc in front and O disc in the rear.
19x8.0 +34 R disc and 19x9.5 +38 O disc would be nice. the wont be completely flush but you wont have rubbing issues if you run the right tire set up. i would say 225/35 and 265/35
if you plan on goin with bbk, then you would want to run the R disc in front and O disc in the rear.
19x8.0 +34 R disc and 19x9.5 +38 O disc would be nice. the wont be completely flush but you wont have rubbing issues if you run the right tire set up. i would say 225/35 and 265/35
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i would suggest F19x8.5 +40 Rdisk (Big caliper) with 235/35 because with 19x8.0 +34 with 225/35 the side wall of the tires will not look nice, it will be sloping instead of vertical (side view).
for the rear 19x8.5 +38 Odisk (Deep Rim) with 275/30 and it will definitely have a deeper dish.
for the rear 19x8.5 +38 Odisk (Deep Rim) with 275/30 and it will definitely have a deeper dish.
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i would suggest F19x8.5 +40 Rdisk (Big caliper) with 235/35 because with 19x8.0 +34 with 225/35 the side wall of the tires will not look nice, it will be sloping instead of vertical (side view).
for the rear 19x8.5 +38 Odisk (Deep Rim) with 275/30, and well it will definitely have a deeper dish.
for the rear 19x8.5 +38 Odisk (Deep Rim) with 275/30, and well it will definitely have a deeper dish.
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