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I’m about to try the ones E46CT recommended and uses. They are a random brand on Amazon but they are priced right and he hasn’t had issues. They are hubcentric and everything.
Thanks Flash, would you mind linking? Would love to wish list them if nothing else!
yup, those are the ones I'm using. Multiple members here said they had installed for long enough with no issues. I have the black ones, 20mm front and 15mm rear.
Heres a couple new images as requested.
Not exactly the same appeal but I like it, still looks much better.
15mm after
20mm before
yup, those are the ones I'm using. Multiple members here said they had installed for long enough with no issues. I have the black ones, 20mm front and 15mm rear.
Heres a couple new images as requested.
Not exactly the same appeal but I like it, still looks much better.
15mm after
20mm before
Any reason you went with black instead of the regular shiny silver?
yup, those are the ones I'm using. Multiple members here said they had installed for long enough with no issues. I have the black ones, 20mm front and 15mm rear.
Heres a couple new images as requested.
Not exactly the same appeal but I like it, still looks much better.
15mm after
20mm before
I think the 15mm looks better, the 20mm makes the wheel kind of angle out, thanks for the pics man, I will probably go for the same set up with RSR down springs on my non F sport.
20mm all the way around, stock suspension and stock tire size. No rubs with 4 adults in the car, factory alightlent specs with GSF front lower control arm bushing.
I think the 15mm looks better, the 20mm makes the wheel kind of angle out, thanks for the pics man, I will probably go for the same set up with RSR down springs on my non F sport.
Yup, looks good, HOMER, and for the miniscule difference the basically guaranteed no-rubbing is worth it imo. Speaking of "angled-out", it looks like all our cars have noticeable camber in the rear? Mine stock sure looks like it.
Just rear. And not all that hard to do either it was obvious within minutes of driving.
Not constant either but I will be replacing with 15mm for rear.
Thinking maybe tire brand has to do with why there is inconsistency with people rubbing.
I have Goodyear EagleSport all season.
I've read there are some variances in shape and sidewall structure across brands but I don't know if that would make the difference.
You're absolutely correct about the variances in tire size, Goodyear has a very wide footprint with a square shoulder where as Continental or Bridgestone is more rounded.
