Vossen CV7 lowered on Tanabe NF210 - Need Offset advice!
03-10-14, 10:06 PM
#1
Pole Position
Thread Starter
Vossen CV7 lowered on Tanabe NF210 - Need Offset advice!
I just got a new 2014 GS 350 F Sport (handing off my 3GS to my wife) and I am hoping you guys can help me figure out what offsets would be best for me. I am going to order the Vossen CV7 but I see people running quite a bit of different offsets on the front and I am hoping you could tell me which option will best prevent any rubbing.
I am going to put Tanabe NF210 springs on to lower. I am going with a staggered setup.
F: 20 x 9 - - I see people running both +32 and +38. Which do you recommend?
B: 20 x 10.5. Looks most everybody is running +45. so I guess there are no issues with the 10.5 wide and +45 offset?
I would appreciate any help with the offset decision. Want a fairly aggressive look, but do not want to do any fender rolling or shaving and don't want to deal with rubbing issues.
One other question, do you guys think 245/35/20 on the front and 275/30/20 on the back tires will work with these wheels?
I am going to put Tanabe NF210 springs on to lower. I am going with a staggered setup.
F: 20 x 9 - - I see people running both +32 and +38. Which do you recommend?
B: 20 x 10.5. Looks most everybody is running +45. so I guess there are no issues with the 10.5 wide and +45 offset?
I would appreciate any help with the offset decision. Want a fairly aggressive look, but do not want to do any fender rolling or shaving and don't want to deal with rubbing issues.
One other question, do you guys think 245/35/20 on the front and 275/30/20 on the back tires will work with these wheels?
03-11-14, 11:59 AM
#2
Former Sponsor
Here is the setup I recommend as I have done this is plenty of the GS models and also is a recommendation from Vossen themselves for the ideal setup.
Front: 20x9 + 32
rear: 20x10.5 + 45
Front: 245/35/20
Rear: 275/30/20 ( adjustment direct from my guys at Vossen)
This will be a perfect setup with the drop on the springs with no rubbing at all.
Let me know if I can be any help.
Front: 20x9 + 32
rear: 20x10.5 + 45
Front: 245/35/20
Rear: 275/30/20 ( adjustment direct from my guys at Vossen)
This will be a perfect setup with the drop on the springs with no rubbing at all.
Let me know if I can be any help.
Last edited by Need4Speed; 03-18-14 at 10:12 AM.
03-11-14, 02:16 PM
#4
That is the exact same info that i was looking for.thanks for the post and info everyone. Let me know if you have found a good and best place to purchase the Vossen Wheels.I'm looking at the CV5.
03-11-14, 10:51 PM
#5
is it possible to run Vossen 20x10.5 front and rears? would love to do that to still achieve the concave look up front as well.can someone help me figure out the proper offsets and tire size for the fronts(20x10.5).
hoping i can make this different and aggressive look a reality. thank you
hoping i can make this different and aggressive look a reality. thank you
03-12-14, 02:05 PM
#6
Lexus Test Driver
10.5 in the front , No way, with 10.5 and 285 and the drop some guys are rubbing I think, 275 is the best for the rear with a drop and if some one sits in the bk, no rub for sure, thats just my opinion.
Trending Topics
03-12-14, 08:51 PM
#8
Former Sponsor
03-13-14, 11:32 AM
#11
03-13-14, 07:28 PM
#12
Lexus Test Driver
I just got a new 2014 GS 350 F Sport (handing off my 3GS to my wife) and I am hoping you guys can help me figure out what offsets would be best for me. I am going to order the Vossen CV7 but I see people running quite a bit of different offsets on the front and I am hoping you could tell me which option will best prevent any rubbing.
I am going to put Tanabe NF210 springs on to lower. I am going with a staggered setup.
F: 20 x 9 - - I see people running both +32 and +38. Which do you recommend?
B: 20 x 10.5. Looks most everybody is running +45. so I guess there are no issues with the 10.5 wide and +45 offset?
I would appreciate any help with the offset decision. Want a fairly aggressive look, but do not want to do any fender rolling or shaving and don't want to deal with rubbing issues.
One other question, do you guys think 245/35/20 on the front and 275/30/20 on the back tires will work with these wheels?
I am going to put Tanabe NF210 springs on to lower. I am going with a staggered setup.
F: 20 x 9 - - I see people running both +32 and +38. Which do you recommend?
B: 20 x 10.5. Looks most everybody is running +45. so I guess there are no issues with the 10.5 wide and +45 offset?
I would appreciate any help with the offset decision. Want a fairly aggressive look, but do not want to do any fender rolling or shaving and don't want to deal with rubbing issues.
One other question, do you guys think 245/35/20 on the front and 275/30/20 on the back tires will work with these wheels?
03-13-14, 07:47 PM
#13
Pole Position
Thread Starter
Do you have any additional pics farther back so I can get a better idea of how the drop looks?
