Offset help!!
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Offset help!!
I'm looking at a set of SSR Vienna Kries for my 96 LS400. I'm a little unsure how they will fit though. They are front 18"x 8" +19 and rear 18"x 9" +31.
The tricky part is they are in 6 stud so I will need to use adapters. The thinest I can get is 15mm making the fronts a +4 offset. The rears I have a little more to play around with. Would the fronts fit without serious guard work?
The tricky part is they are in 6 stud so I will need to use adapters. The thinest I can get is 15mm making the fronts a +4 offset. The rears I have a little more to play around with. Would the fronts fit without serious guard work?
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With a standard roll or hammer job on a ucf20 you can fit a 9 +15 in the front. Your 8 +4 is equivalent to a 9 +16 so you should be fine. Its probably a good thing youre running a spacer in the front because unless those viennas are hi disk theyre not going to clear the calipers without one.
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Its kind of hard to picture without me having seen the wheels in person.
I'd also be a little worried about the rears appearing too skinny with stretched tyres.
Its a rather hard task finding a decent set of wheels over this side of the world. Everyone here is too into the drift scene and the market consist's mainly of driftek style knockoffs. Hence why I had to consider wheels in 6 stud format.
Buying brand new is out of my price range and so would be buying through yahoo auctions.
I'd also be a little worried about the rears appearing too skinny with stretched tyres.
Its a rather hard task finding a decent set of wheels over this side of the world. Everyone here is too into the drift scene and the market consist's mainly of driftek style knockoffs. Hence why I had to consider wheels in 6 stud format.
Buying brand new is out of my price range and so would be buying through yahoo auctions.
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