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Originally Posted by NISMOFO rarwz, If you truly believe you won't lower the car (at all) then that is something you really need to decide before you pick offsets and
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From what I gather (correct me if I'm wrong) it sounds like you want to maintain stock height and want to go either slightly or moderately aggressive. My suggestions for offsets in my earlier post was meant for that. 255/305 tires should work out fine, so long as the wheel widths are within what the tire manufacturer recommends.
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