sc101

Ive just got in my varr 2.2.1 im running 18/10.5/+0 offset and thinking of running a 245/35 tire all the way around and in dropped 2.5 inch on coils.. but i wanna know what looks better on our cars the poke look or the flush fitment ive seen alot of the flush fitments but very few poke fits so if you or you have pictures of the two fitments it would be greatly appreciated.

thanks again

Tabaka

iTrader: (8)

Honestly, it's your car so you should do whatever the hell you want. No one should care about your personal offset except for you. I've seen high offsets with meaty tires that look killer. I've seen negative offsets that look plain stupid. Just install what's practical to your lifestyle. If you're planning on driving 20k+ miles a year with super negative offset wheels, you're gonna break or wear some costly suspension parts down the road.

iridebmx

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those are deff gonna poke either if you drop or not.... get to rolling! try to get as close to 2 degrees camber all around... i think they will look good i like a little bit of poke out of stock fenders

stockhatch

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It depends, do you want traction? Do you value normal tread wear? You can easily fit a 295+ on a 10.5" tire with the correct offsets. Or you can stretch a tiny set of 245s on them and run a lot of negative camber. It all boils down to what you want: traction and tire life, or.....something else.

Alex2JZSex

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personally I like the aggressive look; here's my car

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...who-could.html

jadu

iTrader: (42)

IMO, it's up to you the driver/owner to decide how much rubbing, scraping, tire wear you can tolerate

Kira X

iTrader: (24)

I personally like the more aggressive look with big, wide tires. Being flush can look good and so can a little bit of poke. As long as your wheels are sticking five inches past the fenders, it should look good either way.

levie

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i really like the poke look to be honest

Copilot

Depends on the person, its your car so what do you think looks best. Personally I run a stretched tire (225/40 on a 10" wide) and have the car slammed so that the fender lip is just about touching the lip of the wheel, so pretty much no poke but very low. Some cars have a lot of poke and have nice pulled fenders and look good too, just depends on the wheels and your tastes.

CalitriSC

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+0 is going to poke no matter what. So just do a good roll/pull front and rear.

MDSC

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ok a 10.5 +0 with a 245 up front, start jacking up your front fenders now, i would run like 225/35 on the front with that offset

kez

iTrader: (4)

MDSC is right tire size might be a tad to meaty but i honestly like POKE look

bauceLS400

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I like Flushed more, Poke and stretched tires just seems dangerous to me.

sc101

ALright Thanks everyone for the input it really helped me out greatly
thanks again to everyone that left there input

JustChill

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Post some pics once u get done. Id like to see the outcome