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Feb 14, 2014 | 01:52 PM

Galvez

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wheel spec opinion?

I have been searching for some pics to see how this setup will work. I plan on purchasing some wheels that are 19x9.5+25 and 19x11+25. Now I know that spec in the rear is going to be a pain to fit, so I was thinking of getting a 9.5+12 in the rear to make it a bit more manageable. My question is will this look odd? If anyone can help out and give their opinion. Does anyone have a pic of a setup similar to this or at least the rear wheel spec? Thanks in advance

Feb 14, 2014 | 05:42 PM

jdmSW20

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it wont look odd, that setup is pretty common really, as far as 9.5/11

just make sure your tire spec is just right so you have the clearance, and get your fenders pulled/rolled and you will be fine. youll need rear camber arms for that rear spec though, im 100% positive. Because im an 11 rear and had to run about -4.5 degrees of camber

Feb 14, 2014 | 05:52 PM

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My rears (and fronts) are more aggressive than that. Can't really say what they are but you'll need camber arms for the rear and a roll/pull at least. Depends on a lot

Feb 14, 2014 | 06:12 PM

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to the OP like stated above youll need arms and a pull at extreme minimum. but this is an 19x11 rear, and -4.5 degrees camber... so good examples of that setup on air like heyarms, and mine static

and just have a standard roll in the rear, nothing crazy at all

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Feb 14, 2014 | 06:15 PM

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front fenders will need to be rolled as well and the bumper tabs will need to be relocated if you want to go low. Camber kit is a must in the rear but not the front.