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So I recently posted a thread about some wheels I was planning on getting and finally decided the one that I want. I'm gonna be going with 19 x 9

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Old 04-19-2012, 01:52 PM   #1 (permalink)
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So I recently posted a thread about some wheels I was planning on getting and finally decided the one that I want. I'm gonna be going with 19 x 9 in the front and 19 x 11 in the rear. What offset should I run? They are concave wheels and want them to look aggressive, also exactly what is the offset of a wheel?



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should post if you're lowered or not. changes the numbers quite a bit.
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should post if you're lowered or not. changes the numbers quite a bit.
also what size tires your looking to run
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I'm not dropped and I posted the sizes in the original post
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So I recently posted a thread about some wheels I was planning on getting and finally decided the one that I want. I'm gonna be going with 19 x 9 in the front and 19 x 11 in the rear. What offset should I run? They are concave wheels and want them to look aggressive, also exactly what is the offset of a wheel?



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also what size tires your looking to run
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I'm not dropped and I posted the sizes in the original post
tire size...
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tire size...
Lmao my bad it's gonna be 245/19/40 in the front and 285/19/35 in the rear for now till I change my tires I'll put 295 in the rears.
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Lmao my bad it's gonna be 245/19/40 in the front and 285/19/35 in the rear for now till I change my tires I'll put 295 in the rears.
those are hugegangeous tires!

you mean 245/40/19 and 285/35/19.
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thoses tires, those wheels, stock height i would do:

Front offset: +30 to +35 (+30 will be more flush)
Rear offset: +15 to +22 (+15 will be more flush)

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thoses tires, those wheels, stock height i would do:

Front offset: +30 to +35 (+30 will be more flush)
Rear offset: +15 to +22 (+15 will be more flush)

GL!
You knew what I meant! Lol

Oh I left something out in the op...I'm running 20mm spacers all around
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You knew what I meant! Lol

Oh I left something out in the op...I'm running 20mm spacers all around
can you remove them youself?

if those are stud-replacement type you can get open lugs, remove the spacers (keep the studs),
and use the offsets i posted.

or add +20 to everything. you'd be looking at sedan application in that case, i think.
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can you remove them youself?

if those are stud-replacement type you can get open lugs, remove the spacers (keep the studs),
and use the offsets i posted.

or add +20 to everything. you'd be looking at sedan application in that case, i think.
So it's a bad idea to keep the spacers?
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So it's a bad idea to keep the spacers?
you will be limiting yourself severely with available options, that's all.
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So it's a bad idea to keep the spacers?
Ditch the spacers and buy wheels that fit properly. There's nothing wrong with spacers, but why buy wheels that don't fit very well?

Don't forget to pick up some hubcentric rings. They're cheap. What wheels are you looking at?
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Ditch the spacers and buy wheels that fit properly. There's nothing wrong with spacers, but why buy wheels that don't fit very well?

Don't forget to pick up some hubcentric rings. They're cheap. What wheels are you looking at?
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