can i run 19x9 in the front......?
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Originally posted by antbo
you think if i got the same set up you got but the rears 10 +35 also with 235-35-20 in the front and 255-35-20 in the rear and drop it VIP style like the top of the rim just showing with the tire all the way tucked, will it work with just rolling the fenders?
you think if i got the same set up you got but the rears 10 +35 also with 235-35-20 in the front and 255-35-20 in the rear and drop it VIP style like the top of the rim just showing with the tire all the way tucked, will it work with just rolling the fenders?
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I just moved my rims to my brother GS. They are WALD 20 x 9 (+37) and 20 x 10 (+37), and they fit almost perfectly. The rear is OK, the front rims protrudes by ~ 2mm, nothing serious, as long as my bro doesn't lower the car further. Suspension wise, he rides on Espelir. 19" vs. 20" gives much difference on fender gaps, the car seemed tall on 19" w/ espelir springs, and now with 20" it looked much much better. So I'd say 20 x 9 (+ 39 or 40) is perfect for the front, and 20 x 10 (+37) for the rear.
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Originally posted by gewe21
I just moved my rims to my brother GS. They are WALD 20 x 9 (+37) and 20 x 10 (+37), and they fit almost perfectly. The rear is OK, the front rims protrudes by ~ 2mm, nothing serious, as long as my bro doesn't lower the car further. Suspension wise, he rides on Espelir. 19" vs. 20" gives much difference on fender gaps, the car seemed tall on 19" w/ espelir springs, and now with 20" it looked much much better. So I'd say 20 x 9 (+ 39 or 40) is perfect for the front, and 20 x 10 (+37) for the rear.
I just moved my rims to my brother GS. They are WALD 20 x 9 (+37) and 20 x 10 (+37), and they fit almost perfectly. The rear is OK, the front rims protrudes by ~ 2mm, nothing serious, as long as my bro doesn't lower the car further. Suspension wise, he rides on Espelir. 19" vs. 20" gives much difference on fender gaps, the car seemed tall on 19" w/ espelir springs, and now with 20" it looked much much better. So I'd say 20 x 9 (+ 39 or 40) is perfect for the front, and 20 x 10 (+37) for the rear.
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