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Old 04-25-17, 11:49 AM
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Originally Posted by nathantse
Doesn't look bad. What specs were you running with the stock suspension? Any issues (rubbing)? And what made you change you mind to lower?
19 x 8.5 ET 32 235/35/19
19 x 10 ET 42 265/30/19
Zero issues
Too much wheel gap made me change my mind on lowering.
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Originally Posted by doodlebug
19 x 8.5 ET 32 235/35/19
19 x 10 ET 42 265/30/19
Zero issues
Too much wheel gap made me change my mind on lowering.
got a couple of shots of your car today?
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These are different tires.
Michelin Pilot SS
235/35
275/30


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Old 04-25-17, 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by doodlebug
19 x 8.5 ET 32 235/35/19
19 x 10 ET 42 265/30/19
Zero issues
Too much wheel gap made me change my mind on lowering.
I'm glad you made that decision Doodlebug. I'm the same way. I like nice wheels and stock suspension. All that unnecessary wear and tear down there, more alignments yearly, more maintenance mental time to take up and money,etc. Too much. I just want to drive the car and enjoy lol. Glad to read and see someone like me. Nice car man I'm from the GS section but I like seeing unicorns too....
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Originally Posted by aneidiaz
I'm glad you made that decision Doodlebug. I'm the same way. I like nice wheels and stock suspension. All that unnecessary wear and tear down there, more alignments yearly, more maintenance mental time to take up and money,etc. Too much. I just want to drive the car and enjoy lol. Glad to read and see someone like me. Nice car man I'm from the GS section but I like seeing unicorns too....
Well, I did lower it, but, minimally. It's about 1/2 - 3/4" lower than stock, so I don't expect too much wear and tear. I just didn't want to go too low, I'd tear up the front fascia for sure.
Since I swap wheels and tires for winter, I get alignments twice a year anyway. Thanks for the compliment.
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Originally Posted by doodlebug
Well, I did lower it, but, minimally. It's about 1/2 - 3/4" lower than stock, so I don't expect too much wear and tear. I just didn't want to go too low, I'd tear up the front fascia for sure.
Since I swap wheels and tires for winter, I get alignments twice a year anyway. Thanks for the compliment.
The second set of pics is lowered on half downs? Hows the ride quality + mileage with the 19s compared to stock 18s?

And rubbing issues, if any?
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Originally Posted by nathantse
The second set of pics is lowered on half downs? Hows the ride quality + mileage with the 19s compared to stock 18s?

And rubbing issues, if any?
Yes, the second set is on half downs. There is a little difference in ride quality of 19's vs 18's = lower profile. But as far as the suspension and mileage, I don't notice a difference.
Comparison pics of stock vs half downs. IMO big difference in the front. You're also looking at two different sets of tires. Top pic are Continental DWS.
I had some rubbing issues with 245/35 Pilot SS in the front. They've been replaced with 235/35.


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Looking good doodlebug
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Originally Posted by mrhale12
Looking good doodlebug
Thank you
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Default hi Doodle

Originally Posted by doodlebug
Yes, the second set is on half downs. There is a little difference in ride quality of 19's vs 18's = lower profile. But as far as the suspension and mileage, I don't notice a difference.
Comparison pics of stock vs half downs. IMO big difference in the front. You're also looking at two different sets of tires. Top pic are Continental DWS.
I had some rubbing issues with 245/35 Pilot SS in the front. They've been replaced with 235/35.


Doodle are This STANCE SF01?
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Old 05-20-17, 11:13 PM
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Default Hi Hale!

[QUOTE=mrhale12;9846214]Im running +32 offset in the front with +38 in the rear 19's


hey bro...i need your help BIG TIME! hehe ...we got the same exact rims..but i have some rubbing in my rear..what tires are you using? do you have some rubbing issues in the back too?
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Originally Posted by SicBeatz
Doodle are This STANCE SF01?
No, these are Vossen CVT
Old 05-21-17, 07:57 AM
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Originally Posted by whiteis33
You could probably do a 19x8.5 +20 in the front and a 19x9.5 +37 in the back.

I'm on J5 coilovers with those sizes and have minimal to no rubbing. Running Hankook Ventus V12s 225/35/19 and 255/30/19
Thank you for posting this! The general consensus seemed to be a 8.5 +35 in the front... but none of them were sitting flush with the top of the fender arch. Your +20 is exactly what I needed to see!
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if your not gonna lower throw some 20s on that beach. :P i plan on lowering well see.

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What are your rims sizes and tire sizes


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