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09-08-2014, 10:19 PM | #108 (permalink) |
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20x9 +32 Front
20x10.5 +25 Rear 245-35-20 Michelin Pilot SuperSport 285-30-20 Michelin Pilot SuperSport This fitment only works well for stock height. If you are lowered, you'll need to go with lower offsets.
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09-09-2014, 12:01 PM | #109 (permalink) |
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Yes I agree. I will be staying stock height as well... do you have any more angles of the fronts? On the rear i am thinking about going with +15... but 19's.. It looks like there is 10mm more room to push them out even at stock height, what do you think? I know its different seeing the car in real life opposed to a pic.
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Yes I understand.. Cooltoys rears look like they could come out a bit more dont you think? The pilots look like they are right in the middle of having rounded side walls and squared is that right?
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but it's better to be conservative vs aggressive on stock ride, so cooltoy's setup is in my book. it's a matter of choice of tire used. i just happen to not like sidewalls that appear rounded/stretched too much. thus i skipped the pss. |
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i was just making an observation that all. I like the look of rounded or squared sidewalls. I just noticed that the pss are right in the middle of re-11 and dw in regards to the side wall look...
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the RE11s' will make the rear look real aggressive, which will be borderline fail for me, but for most folks it will get a dual |
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