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you could run these offsets without rubbing*
front: 19x8.5 +23 offset *requires some heat gunning of the wheel well
rear: 19x9.5 + 27 offset *requires fender rolling, also note you may be able to go out another 5mm or so
*a further note is these will require a somewhat stretched tire - 225's in the front and 245's in the rear.
you wont be able to run these offsets with gygantoid 275 tires.
front: 19x8.5 +23 offset *requires some heat gunning of the wheel well
rear: 19x9.5 + 27 offset *requires fender rolling, also note you may be able to go out another 5mm or so
*a further note is these will require a somewhat stretched tire - 225's in the front and 245's in the rear.
you wont be able to run these offsets with gygantoid 275 tires.
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+1 can't wait to get an answer from Zoeb as well.
This is the question I posted....how will we know BBK will fit aftermarket wheel? I'm not a wheel expert but I'm certain it can easily be determined by the offset. The lower the offset +28, the more space you have between the rotors and spoke.
This is the question I posted....how will we know BBK will fit aftermarket wheel? I'm not a wheel expert but I'm certain it can easily be determined by the offset. The lower the offset +28, the more space you have between the rotors and spoke.
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I found a crazy deal on a set of work vs-xx in size 18x8+26 front, and 18x9+20 rear. My question is will these size and offset fit nice and flush, and will i have any kind of rubbing issue. my car is stock at the moment, but have a set of coilover coming soon and car will be slam to the ground...lol ![Big Grin](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
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Right now I'm running an 19x8.5 up front with a 225/35/19 tire.
I wanted to bump it up to a 19x9.5 with a 235/35/19 tire - will this cause any issues/rubbing since its wider, i.e inside of wheel well?
right now I'm not rubbing with my setup btw...
thanks!
I wanted to bump it up to a 19x9.5 with a 235/35/19 tire - will this cause any issues/rubbing since its wider, i.e inside of wheel well?
right now I'm not rubbing with my setup btw...
thanks!
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well calviin also rubbs because of his crazy offsets and being super dumped.
i'm not a low as he is and my offsets arent' as aggressive as his... just wondering if having 1 more inch of wheel on the inside of the wheel well makes a difference when turning ect...
ovbiously going in a straight line wouldn't be a problem, but what about when cutting the wheel, is 9.5 too wide up front?
i'm not a low as he is and my offsets arent' as aggressive as his... just wondering if having 1 more inch of wheel on the inside of the wheel well makes a difference when turning ect...
ovbiously going in a straight line wouldn't be a problem, but what about when cutting the wheel, is 9.5 too wide up front?