Offset question
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Offset question
Hi,
What is the most aggressive offset you can fit in the front and the rears of sc430's???
The wheel shops tell me the lowest I can go is ~+35mm for 9.5 to 10.0 width rims.
Is this true?? Or can I even go w/ something like +20mm??
TIA
What is the most aggressive offset you can fit in the front and the rears of sc430's???
The wheel shops tell me the lowest I can go is ~+35mm for 9.5 to 10.0 width rims.
Is this true?? Or can I even go w/ something like +20mm??
TIA
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Originally Posted by uturn2hell
Hi,
What is the most aggressive offset you can fit in the front and the rears of sc430's???
The wheel shops tell me the lowest I can go is ~+35mm for 9.5 to 10.0 width rims.
Is this true?? Or can I even go w/ something like +20mm??
TIA
What is the most aggressive offset you can fit in the front and the rears of sc430's???
The wheel shops tell me the lowest I can go is ~+35mm for 9.5 to 10.0 width rims.
Is this true?? Or can I even go w/ something like +20mm??
TIA
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That depends on the rim size, too, right?
I'm running 25mm spacers up front with my stock rims and 245/45 tires, and I get the slightest bit of rubbing when the springs bottom out. Dialing back to 20mm would probably be ideal.
I'm running 25mm spacers up front with my stock rims and 245/45 tires, and I get the slightest bit of rubbing when the springs bottom out. Dialing back to 20mm would probably be ideal.
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