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Old 05-10-12, 08:10 PM
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What are your specs offset, width, lug pattern etc and what tire are you running...
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***EDIT***-Just noticed I spelled Vossen wrong :0
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im not sure what the offsets are but I am gettin 20x9 for the fronts and 20x10.5 for the rear. Getting Nitto Invos 245/30/20 and 285/25/20. I just rolled my rear fenders. Had a friend do it for me.
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Originally Posted by Evil Teo
im not sure what the offsets are but I am gettin 20x9 for the fronts and 20x10.5 for the rear. Getting Nitto Invos 245/30/20 and 285/25/20. I just rolled my rear fenders. Had a friend do it for me.

This is also my exact set up.
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offset should be at 32 front and 45 rear if i remember corectly.
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Yup 32 front and 45 rear. And rolling the rear fenders is a must.
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Hey Evil, why did you roll the fenders? Is you ISF dropped? With 20x10.5 you shouldn't.

Does anyone know the weight of the CV3s on 20s? Given that they're cast I guess they're not light, but I'm curious.
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Originally Posted by Juanca
Hey Evil, why did you roll the fenders? Is you ISF dropped? With 20x10.5 you shouldn't.

Does anyone know the weight of the CV3s on 20s? Given that they're cast I guess they're not light, but I'm curious.
i am dropped by a little bit. the weight is a little bit heavier than stock not by much though and you probably won't notice.
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Two people in the back will cause some rubbing over dips without a drop.
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I thought they were +38 fronts. I guess I am mistaken. Mine rub everyday driving carefully and with only me in the car and I'm on stock suspension. I need my fenders rolled.
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did you guys installed tpms on your wheels? wanted to know if the wheels accept oem tpms or not.
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^ I have TPMS in mine
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Vossen recommend a +38 for the front but i guess everybody when with a 32 for a more flush fitment.. even with a 32 there's still a big gap from the fender.
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I didn't know they had different offsets?
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yea, there's two different offset you can go with.. i have a +32
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i just added a 15mm spacer in the front so that it matches the rear. without the spacer, the front look so sunken in compare to the rear.
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