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After a long wait my new shoes finally arrived earlier this week. Snow finally cleared enough for a few pics. Very happy with the slightly lowered stance on coilovers.
Your eyes do not deceive you. The factory offset on my Carrera III rims is 58 and these are 52. I was looking for a more "flush" stance without spacers. Mission accomplished.
Originally Posted by Mumbles
New wheels look good, but the photos look like the rears are not OEM offsets ?
BC Racing BR Series. They did a nice job matching the spring rates & valve stacks on these. I come from a motorcycle suspension background and do shock/fork tuning and rebuilds for my local community. These are a well made albeit lower cost solution. I'm not a fan of lowering springs as a means for lowering the car.
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New wheels & tires finally!!
