projectdna

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if you're kinda tired of reading, i'm kinda tired of answering questions.

what's "Standard offset"?

there's not enough info to help you.

1. front AND rear wheel widths
2. front AND rear wheel offsets
3. front AND rear tire sizes
4. ride height (current/proposed)

ShawnD

From my understanding the Vossens are "one size fits all" re offsets.

He got the latest release of CV7s for the 4GS F-Sport.

The fronts are 20x9 rears 20x10.5. Unsure of the tire sizes, (will email him for more information)

Car is currently stock height. If I move forward with a wheel purchase would either do H&R or Tein S-Tech setup.

projectdna

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Vossens do not have "one size fits all" offsets.

if you don't have exact specs of the wheels (diameter, width, offset) and tires (treadwidth, aspect ratio, diameter), then there's nothing i can do to help.

JDMIS300TT

20x8.5 +19 running 245/35/20, and rears are 20x10 +38 running 275/30/20, please let me know if i might come across any issues, minor modifications are fine, rolling etc. i just dont want the excessive negative camber. from what i have been researching it should sit flush. the rears appears to be ok, fronts i'm skeptical about. possibly run 245/30/20 up front as well? strictly summer setup. a female will be driving this and the car is lowered on Tanabe NF210 springs. so mild drop.

infate

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Help me too plox.

Quik208

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If you want a flush fitment, go with the +25 offset. Tire size 225/35, 245/35. Will need a roll, and fender tab relocation. If you plan on running a bbk you will have to have the proper disk face to fit the bbk. The offset has nothing to do with bbk fitment.

infate

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Thanks for the response, I'm leaning towards a set of Advan RSD's, and I think it should work. Members here have a BBK on a set of those wheels with an offset of 30, so 25 would work as well wouldn't it?

Roll on front and rear, and maybe a shave too with a +25 offset?

Quik208

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Just a roll on the rear you should be fine.

Lil4cyl

Hi Experts

I am considering purchasing 2 new wheels to mount drag radial on for track duty. The smallest size they make the drag radial that I want is 285/40-18. Here is the sizing chart on the Nitto site

http://www.nittotire.com/Tire/nt05r#size

The wheels I am considering purchasing are http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/fin...5404&rc=NCGINT

in 9.5" width to allow for the 285's.

Will these wheels with the listed offset and 285 fit my IS350 without rubbing issues? I am on F-Sport springs. I don't want to have to roll fenders, and these will only be used at the track(driven to and from), and I will not even be mounting any TPMS sensors on the wheels.

Thanks in advance for your advice.

Lil4cyl

bumpity... got mah finger on the buy button if the above setup will work. Thanks

monkeyg35

Hi guys,

Wanted to ask the experts about this. My friend has a set of Stance SC5 19x8.5 (35mm offset) front and 19x9.5(40mm offset) rear wrapped with 255/35/19 front and 275/35/19 rears that he is selling.

I was wondering if it would fit our Lexus IS? Car is lowered and I don't mind rolling the fenders.

I see some of you running 235/30/20 (20x9) front and 275/30/20 rears (20x10.5 wheels) slammed!

The difference in the height in the front is 25.55" vs 26.03" and the rears would almost be the same at 26.50" vs 26.58"

Thanks for your help!!!

dorkacho

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[QUOTE=projectdna;7583681]if you're kinda tired of reading, i'm kinda tired of answering questions.

static250

just got my wheels and bcr coilovers. Planning on going pretty low and having the fenders rolled,tab relocated and fender liner modded. I am just stuck on what size tires to run. Wheel specs are as followed

19x9.5+30 and 19x10.5+30 any help would be Awesome

Quik208

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Either 225/35, 245/35 for a stretched look, or 235/35, 265/30.

Quik208

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Front tire size is to big.