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Joined: May 2009
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From: TX
Wheel advice
I poseted this question before but got mixed responses. I am purchasing some wheels that are 19x9 annd I am deciding between a +37 and +20 offset. I will be running 235/35's. I would like to get the +20 but I don't want the wheel sticking out too far and I don't want to get smaller tires and stretch them. Am I safe getting the +20?
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 52
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From: TX
Yes, I plan to run 19x9's all around and the offset for the front will be +37, it's the rears I'm not sure of.
I'm not running staggered because it turns out to be a lot more expensive if I get the wider wheel and bigger tires.
I'm not running staggered because it turns out to be a lot more expensive if I get the wider wheel and bigger tires.
If you're really set on running 19x9 all around with 235/35 you'll need a high offset up front (like in the 40's) and a low offset in the rear. But I think it will a lot better if you go with a staggered setup, btw I just saw that you're in UT too, where are you at?
Pole Position
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: VA
Wheels Help
Hey guys i have a stock AWD IS250. I found some nice wheels for a good price and was wondering if theyd fit my stock setup. And what spacers/ lowering springs should i install with them?
The sizes are:
19x8.5 +40 w/ ~2" lip
19x9.5 +45 w/ ~3" lip
with tire sizes of:
front-215/35/19 Falken FK452
rear-225/35/19 Federal SS595
The sizes are:
19x8.5 +40 w/ ~2" lip
19x9.5 +45 w/ ~3" lip
with tire sizes of:
front-215/35/19 Falken FK452
rear-225/35/19 Federal SS595
no real downside of not being staggered, but low offsets are gunna be harder to find.
cro126-those will be good, but get springs or coils, then you should know how big of spacers youll need
cro126-those will be good, but get springs or coils, then you should know how big of spacers youll need
