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gaveup · 08-13-2012, 11:30 AM

Currently looking at picking up some new wheels, but I am scared this offset (only one offered) might poke too much in the front without camber added at stock height. I may lower it a while from now, but it's not

I have stock base wheels on the car right now with a 20mm spacer and it fits pretty nicely.

Stock:
18x8 +43
Current:
18x8 +23

According to an offset calculator the 9.5 +22 will "EXTEND an extra 20mm"

That's a pretty decent extension I think.

I've seen one car with these wheels, but it is lowered so it kind of can be misleading.

Anyone have any insight?

08-13-2012, 11:30 AM	#1 (permalink)
gaveup Enthusiast Member Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Tamarac FL Posts: 324 Drives: 10 Nissan 370Z MB M6 Rep Power: 181	19x9.5 +22 too much for the front? Currently looking at picking up some new wheels, but I am scared this offset (only one offered) might poke too much in the front without camber added at stock height. I may lower it a while from now, but it's not I have stock base wheels on the car right now with a 20mm spacer and it fits pretty nicely. Stock: 18x8 +43 Current: 18x8 +23 According to an offset calculator the 9.5 +22 will "EXTEND an extra 20mm" That's a pretty decent extension I think. I've seen one car with these wheels, but it is lowered so it kind of can be misleading. Anyone have any insight? __________________ 2010 Magnetic Black Metallic 370Z 6M stillen gen 3 CAI - topspeed test pipes - invidia gemini CBE - UpRev tune 301whp (HP Logic Mustang Dyno)