Sport Edition Cup 4
#91
with 55 et offset on the front, he "could' get by with a 7mm spacer. The rears would take considerably more. It's not getting them to fit inside the fenders, it's getting the inside of the wheels to fit, without hitting the suspensiopn, brakes etc.
"But at THAT offset listed, the rears should be rubbing on the inside.....not the outside. Unless those 255's are just barely sliding by, which of course with any rear sag via weight or acceleration he'll know soon enough. "
Your stock wheel offset is what, 23 or 26et. That is A LOT of area.
"But at THAT offset listed, the rears should be rubbing on the inside.....not the outside. Unless those 255's are just barely sliding by, which of course with any rear sag via weight or acceleration he'll know soon enough. "
Your stock wheel offset is what, 23 or 26et. That is A LOT of area.
#92
with 55 et offset on the front, he "could' get by with a 7mm spacer. The rears would take considerably more. It's not getting them to fit inside the fenders, it's getting the inside of the wheels to fit, without hitting the suspensiopn, brakes etc.
"But at THAT offset listed, the rears should be rubbing on the inside.....not the outside. Unless those 255's are just barely sliding by, which of course with any rear sag via weight or acceleration he'll know soon enough. "
Your stock wheel offset is what, 23 or 26et. That is A LOT of area.
"But at THAT offset listed, the rears should be rubbing on the inside.....not the outside. Unless those 255's are just barely sliding by, which of course with any rear sag via weight or acceleration he'll know soon enough. "
Your stock wheel offset is what, 23 or 26et. That is A LOT of area.
Rennlist also told me I couldn't put 16/7 phones overs turbo S calipers and they were wrong also
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