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Old 08-14-11 | 11:40 PM
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Question Varrstoen LM 1.1.2 rims HELP!

I am very noob with my SC300. I got a 1995 SC300 about a month ago and am looking to put some nice wheels on it. I really like the look of the BBS LM but I can't afford them on my budget. One of my buddies is a rep at Varrstoen and I want to get the wheels from him.

http://varrstoen.com/blog/?p=1377

I have been looking around at all the different cars on here and I like the 19" rim size. I know I will probably have to roll the fenders and maybe pull them a little.


Trust me. I have tried reading the OFFICIAL WHEEL AND TIRE FITMENT thread but to me alot of this stuff is really a forgeing language so please don't hate on me. Please?

So my questions are:
1.) Is 19" a good size? I want the looks but I also want some thing that can stand up to spirited driving in the mountains. No track time.

2.) What width should I go with [staggered]? They offer 8.5, 9.5 and 10.5.

3.) What wheel offset? [0, 12, or 22]

4.) What size tire should I fit? Looking for something that has a slight stretch nothing over the top.

Thanks!
Old 08-15-11 | 12:00 AM
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Do the 9.5 front, 10.5 rear. +22 if you want an easy fit, +12 if you don't mind rolling the fenders. +12/+15 is flush on an SC.
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Hey thanks for the reply! I was just wondering, do you have wheels similar to these? Theres a pretty big lip. Would +22 fit without rolling? With +12 would I have to both roll AND pull? Thanks again!
Old 08-15-11 | 05:29 PM
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+12/15 is poking and ull really have to stretch tires id go with +22 just for more tire size options also +22 is still gonna be flush in the rear the fronts will be sunk in a lil
Old 08-15-11 | 05:37 PM
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Im interested in to seeing how this will look.
Old 08-15-11 | 06:28 PM
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+22 would be perfect u will have to roll on the 9.5...
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i did countless research on these wheels +12 is perfect for the front with a mini stretch on the tires... and +22 is flush for the rears!!!

if you want to be part of the hellaflush movement then +12/+15 is the way to go

only reason i haven't bit the bullet is because i'm stil having trouble figuring out if the hellaflush look is going to accept the power my na-t setup is dishing out
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i did countless research on these wheels +12 is perfect for the front with a mini stretch on the tires... and +22 is flush for the rears!!!

if you want to be part of the hellaflush movement then +12/+15 is the way to go

only reason i haven't bit the bullet is because i'm stil having trouble figuring out if the hellaflush look is going to accept the power my na-t setup is dishing out
awesome! I'm not looking for hella flush though. +12f and +22r is flush but not poking?
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Originally Posted by jnaka006
awesome! I'm not looking for hella flush though. +12f and +22r is flush but not poking?
yep the rear will be a slight poke and the biggest size ull probably get in there is a 255 or 245 tire but its better than being stuck with a 225 or 215 in the rears
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I think Howedoit has reall bbs lm's you can find him to see how his car looks (***** wet-ening ftw)
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I have 10.5 +15 in the rear and have no problem fitting 255 Federals which run big, you will not be stuck with smaller size tires.

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Hey CalitriSC, how much camber did you have to run the fit the 255's? I have 245/40 on my varrstoens and I'm not a fan of the stretch.
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Just the natural camber from the drop. I didn't have to adjust camber during the alignment. Its about -2.5
Old 08-16-11 | 06:46 PM
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this is +35 front and rear.. rear is a 10 inch rim front is an 8.5... just so u get an idea of why im telling u to go with +22... but if u want poke or hellaflush the do otherwise... just sayin
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Old 08-16-11 | 07:47 PM
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yea +22 front and back should be fine, i might even get the same sets and put them on this week so ill post pics soon. But really flush set up is +12 +15


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