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Listen to Option. Those spec can fit at stock height, if you really want. But it will not look good at all. Will give you the "mexi-flush" fitment that a
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Listen to Option.
Those spec can fit at stock height, if you really want. But it will not look good at all. Will give you the "mexi-flush" fitment that a lot of people talk about online. Go with either 9.5 / 10.0 or 10.5 MAX in the front if you dont plan on lowering it. A lot of Z guys to be safe run 19x9.5 Front 15-20ish offset / 19x10.5 - x11.0 rear with 15-20ish offset. Which looks great at stock height and with large tires lowered on springs or coilovers.
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