My GS build, slammed (static), aggressive offset!!
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My GS build, slammed (static), aggressive offset!! **UPDATES PAGE 3**
So here is the car.
I installed Megan coilovers and i will drop it more once the wheels are on. Rotiform wheels are still not ready hopefully i will have them this week then it will be off to the bodyshop to fit them. (20x9.5&10.5, offset 13 fr and 6 back, slightly aggressive, 3" lip fr & 4.5" lip bk)
The car is AWD and sure it vibrates a little at this height i wonder how it will ride with the 20's.
Here are the wheels again, they are being anodized gold.
I installed Megan coilovers and i will drop it more once the wheels are on. Rotiform wheels are still not ready hopefully i will have them this week then it will be off to the bodyshop to fit them. (20x9.5&10.5, offset 13 fr and 6 back, slightly aggressive, 3" lip fr & 4.5" lip bk)
The car is AWD and sure it vibrates a little at this height i wonder how it will ride with the 20's.
Here are the wheels again, they are being anodized gold.
Last edited by sticky4; May 20, 2011 at 05:47 PM. Reason: Updates
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225/35 front (9.5) and 235/35 rear (10.5)
Roll the front fender and shave the rears, I'll pull them all around...
You're one of the only low static guys here, you inspired me, but I want to go lower and wider!!
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thats whats up lol!! I was going to say you should go with a 225/30 in the front you will be about 5mm more aggressive than me in the front and at my height I slightly hit the fender on tight turns but not enough to really damage anything lol, but with the wider rim the 225/35 may end up being close to the same height sidewall. your rear is about 20mm more aggressive than mine I am shaved completely flat on the inside of my fender. I am debating on my next move I think I have found my next wheels and I want to pull my fenders, but then I worry about how much I don t want to pull them to much and have to mess with spacers. also part of me likes the aggressive stance without the pull. Either way my next set of wheels will have larger step lips fo sho and I want to get away from spacers. Good luck bro can t wait to see it all come together.
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thats whats up lol!! I was going to say you should go with a 225/30 in the front you will be about 5mm more aggressive than me in the front and at my height I slightly hit the fender on tight turns but not enough to really damage anything lol, but with the wider rim the 225/35 may end up being close to the same height sidewall. your rear is about 20mm more aggressive than mine I am shaved completely flat on the inside of my fender. I am debating on my next move I think I have found my next wheels and I want to pull my fenders, but then I worry about how much I don t want to pull them to much and have to mess with spacers. also part of me likes the aggressive stance without the pull. Either way my next set of wheels will have larger step lips fo sho and I want to get away from spacers. Good luck bro can t wait to see it all come together.
