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Maybe just 5mm spacers up front. so your offset would be +15 and that's a little past the fender but looks good and aggressive . For the rear 10mm or
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Maybe just 5mm spacers up front. so your offset would be +15 and that's a little past the fender but looks good and aggressive . For the rear 10mm or 15mm spacers would look good. Really depends on what camber specs you want because you'll be cutting it close. I really suggest getting lowering springs or a camber kit or you'll F up your fenders. You can get some good springs for around 250 bucks.. It's going to look awkward with the wheels sticking out and it being stock ride height
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