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Reverse mounting the rears will drop the ET ~12-15mm so ~ET42-ET40. This is an aggressive fitment but will just fit. The fronts I amy want to run a very small spacer (3-7mm) once I get them mounted I will see what I think.
Hopefully in the next few weeks I will mount tires and install them. The debate is which car to install them on, what does everyone think:
Reverse mounting the rears will drop the ET ~12-15mm so ~ET42-ET40. This is an aggressive fitment but will just fit. The fronts I amy want to run a very small spacer (3-7mm) once I get them mounted I will see what I think.
It's all trial and error Nathan, but I'm running same specs as you and have a 5mm spacer on the rear. I tried one on the front, but was a bit tight.
I'm running a 3mm on the front, more so to avoid some of the wheel well rubbing on the passenger side. I'd say put them on the red car, but I slightly biased.
I'm running a 3mm on the front, more so to avoid some of the wheel well rubbing on the passenger side. I'd say put them on the red car, but I slightly biased.
I'm running a 3mm on the front, more so to avoid some of the wheel well rubbing on the passenger side. I'd say put them on the red car, but I slightly biased.
10-09-2015, 11:18 PM
