19x8.5 19x9.5 gs400 offset? HELP!!!
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19x8.5 19x9.5 gs400 offset? HELP!!!
i am planning on buying a set of racing hart c2, 3 piece wheels, on monday.
before i invest alot of money will they work on my 1998 gs400
the fronts are 19x8.5 39 offset tire 245/35/19
the backs are 19x9.5 45 offset tire 275/30/19
also will these look good on a cinnabar gs?
i did look thru over 500 old post and could'nt find the answer
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before i invest alot of money will they work on my 1998 gs400
the fronts are 19x8.5 39 offset tire 245/35/19
the backs are 19x9.5 45 offset tire 275/30/19
also will these look good on a cinnabar gs?
i did look thru over 500 old post and could'nt find the answer
thanks
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LOVE those rims!!!
Yes they will work but I might consider spacers on the rear...say 5 mm. +37/38 is about as aggressive front as anyone is running while you could max out the rear with a +36/37 with no fender mods.
Unless you are getting a great price, I'd just special order the exact fitment and wait for them.
Good luck.
Ryan
Yes they will work but I might consider spacers on the rear...say 5 mm. +37/38 is about as aggressive front as anyone is running while you could max out the rear with a +36/37 with no fender mods.
Unless you are getting a great price, I'd just special order the exact fitment and wait for them.
Good luck.
Ryan
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19x8.5 +39 on the front? ... easy! I've built up to 20x9 +37 on these cars in the front- a 19x8.5 would sit the same (relative to the fender as a 9" +37) if it was +31, so I'd say +39 is sort of inboard for my tastes. It will work great.
19x9.5 +45 rear, no problem here, either. AgGS400 is spot on: even 19x9.5 +36 would work fine, with +40 being "average" and +45 being inboard a bit more. DEFINITELY no fender mods required with +45.
Be sure to post pics!
19x9.5 +45 rear, no problem here, either. AgGS400 is spot on: even 19x9.5 +36 would work fine, with +40 being "average" and +45 being inboard a bit more. DEFINITELY no fender mods required with +45.
Be sure to post pics!
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Assuming 8.5" front and 9.5" rear (on the 98+ GS) what difference in offset front to rear would give the same level of aggressiveness or tuck with the fender. Assuming Manarays setup was PERFECT (+38 and +37), there would be a +1 mm f/r. What is your opinion? I am going to be running +43f and +41rear.
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Assuming 8.5" front and 9.5" rear (on the 98+ GS) what difference in offset front to rear would give the same level of aggressiveness or tuck with the fender. Assuming Manarays setup was PERFECT (+38 and +37), there would be a +1 mm f/r. What is your opinion? I am going to be running +43f and +41rear.
Thanks.
Ryan
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You'll be in 5mm versus Manaray in the front, 4mm inboard in the rear- not a big deal, but 1/4" = 6.35mm (just for reference).
Your set-up will definitely keep the tires off of the fenders, no clearance issues. There are some who would prefer to keep offsets closer to stock for geometry reasons- it's a matter of personal preference, really. I prefer mina a bit more 'aggressive.'
Your set-up will definitely keep the tires off of the fenders, no clearance issues. There are some who would prefer to keep offsets closer to stock for geometry reasons- it's a matter of personal preference, really. I prefer mina a bit more 'aggressive.'
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Thanks for the reply but that doesn't really answer my question of how much difference in offset there should be front to rear assuming 8.5" and 9.5" to get them to to sit exactly the same in refererence to the fender whether it be tucked or aggressive.
Ryan
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