Staggered Rim Diameters?
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Staggered Rim Diameters?
Hey, I've been looking for some wheels for my SC300 and found what seems like a good deal on some close outs. Only problem is that the sizes left would mean I would be running 18x9 +37 in front and 19x9.5 +44 in back. What's the thought on this? Stupid? Ok? Need spacers in back to not be sunk?
Is anyone running different rim diameters? I know that it's common on some rwd performance cars, just never seen it on an SC. Thanks!
Is anyone running different rim diameters? I know that it's common on some rwd performance cars, just never seen it on an SC. Thanks!
#3
I am going to be running an 18/19 stagger or a 19/20 stagger next year. The hole idea of stagger is more of a fitment thing. 18's look small on our cars but they allow for more room at full lock when turning up front. 19's fill the wheel wells nicer and i feel like 20"s fill the rear wheel arch perfectly.
oh and 19x9.5 +44 will be pretty sunk 19x9.5 +15 if perfectly flush with the fender to where the lip of the wheel would contact the fender if you have a low enough car
oh and 19x9.5 +44 will be pretty sunk 19x9.5 +15 if perfectly flush with the fender to where the lip of the wheel would contact the fender if you have a low enough car
#4
I will be running 18/19 or 19/20 combo. Should be all good aslong as the profile is low and the overall rolling diameter is that same as stock. probably a 30 or 35 profile on the frotn and a 30 on the rear.
#5
Thanks for all the help. I went ahead and ordered them so I'll find out first hand how this fitment works. I realize the +44 offset on the 19x9.5 rears will be a little sunk but at $99/wheel I can always use spacers back there:-)
What's the opinion on the +37 offset for the front 18x9's?
What's the opinion on the +37 offset for the front 18x9's?
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