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04-07-09, 08:42 AM
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Can you elaborate a bit on what you're referring too regarding the offset. This is new territory for me...
Basically what I'm looking to achieve is more sophisticated look, which EXE leans towards...
Although, the next step in the process is to have the Megans installed, I don't plan on having the car scraping the ground. But I do anticipate having minimal clearance between the tires and wheel wells.
In my old age I don't want to look like a total retard...
This is the look I'm going for. Whatever it takes to achieve this is what I'm down for...
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04-07-09, 08:46 AM
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04-07-09, 10:39 AM
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search for "fitment" in the LS and VIP forum.
basically, it's how the wheel lip sits in relation to the fender. if it's even (aka flush), tucking (which is what you see the majority of the time, OEM for example), or pokes out (generally, poke=aggressive, but too much looks stupid).
vipstylecars.com and perhaps the vip forum here on CL for fitment threads.
basically, it's how the wheel lip sits in relation to the fender. if it's even (aka flush), tucking (which is what you see the majority of the time, OEM for example), or pokes out (generally, poke=aggressive, but too much looks stupid).
vipstylecars.com and perhaps the vip forum here on CL for fitment threads.
04-07-09, 11:16 AM
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search for "fitment" in the LS and VIP forum.
basically, it's how the wheel lip sits in relation to the fender. if it's even (aka flush), tucking (which is what you see the majority of the time, OEM for example), or pokes out (generally, poke=aggressive, but too much looks stupid).
vipstylecars.com and perhaps the vip forum here on CL for fitment threads.
basically, it's how the wheel lip sits in relation to the fender. if it's even (aka flush), tucking (which is what you see the majority of the time, OEM for example), or pokes out (generally, poke=aggressive, but too much looks stupid).
vipstylecars.com and perhaps the vip forum here on CL for fitment threads.
(generally, poke=aggressive, but too much looks stupid). Thought I might be the only person that felt that way...
Because I'm going with the CO's, I'm looking to have the wheels tuck just enough to clear the fenders on occasion but in most case, I'll want minimal clearance...
Ciao,
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