what rims are these?
03-26-14, 08:57 PM
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what rims are these?
hello, just wondering what rims are these? some guy is selling it and he also dont know what they are. He has it in storage and selling it for $350.00 19"s
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03-26-14, 10:48 PM
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My question is that...I want to grab these rims.. Then the fella said watch for offset. Is there a offset I shouldn't get? Sorry new to lexus game.. Lol been through 30+ integra/civics it's not the same lol
03-26-14, 10:53 PM
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Too high offset = sunk, etc.
Too low offset = poke and rubbing, devil camber, etc.
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Otherwise there's really no Magic number. Wheel offset is a science it comes down to how much your lowered and how wide the rims are, whether you wanna roll your fenders, etc. etc.
From my personal experience,
19x9.5 +20ish front and 19x10.5 +15 is around optimal offset to be flush
Again it varies with how low you are, how much camber you are going to run, whether you running rcas etc.
Too low offset = poke and rubbing, devil camber, etc.
[CORRECTED]
Otherwise there's really no Magic number. Wheel offset is a science it comes down to how much your lowered and how wide the rims are, whether you wanna roll your fenders, etc. etc.
From my personal experience,
19x9.5 +20ish front and 19x10.5 +15 is around optimal offset to be flush
Again it varies with how low you are, how much camber you are going to run, whether you running rcas etc.
Last edited by 1sWt2GS; 03-30-14 at 08:52 AM.
03-26-14, 11:46 PM
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Too low offset = sunk, etc.
Too high offset = poke and rubbing, devil camber, etc.
Otherwise there's really no Magic number. Wheel offset is a science it comes down to how much your lowered and how wide the rims are, whether you wanna roll your fenders, etc. etc.
From my personal experience,
19x9.5 +20ish front and 19x10.5 +15 is around optimal offset to be flush
Again it varies with how low you are, how much camber you are going to run, whether you running rcas etc.
Too high offset = poke and rubbing, devil camber, etc.
Otherwise there's really no Magic number. Wheel offset is a science it comes down to how much your lowered and how wide the rims are, whether you wanna roll your fenders, etc. etc.
From my personal experience,
19x9.5 +20ish front and 19x10.5 +15 is around optimal offset to be flush
Again it varies with how low you are, how much camber you are going to run, whether you running rcas etc.
lower the offset the more poke you get, higher the offset the more the wheel will sink inside the fenders.
03-27-14, 02:45 AM
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