Wheel Fitment Questions
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Wheel Fitment Questions
Hey everyone, so i'm in the market to buy some new rims and im not really looking for an aggressive look. I'm lowered on eibach pro kit springs which gives it about a 1" drop. So from all your guys' experience...what would be the best fitment for rims. I do wanna keep the staggered set up though. Any help would really be appreciated guys. Thanks
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Sorry I took so long to reply but I had to take some leave to get away from this base. Haha.
But thanks for the responses. I'm pretty sure im gonna go with what VooDoo posted. (not saying 03super was wrong or anything)
But thanks for the responses. I'm pretty sure im gonna go with what VooDoo posted. (not saying 03super was wrong or anything)
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Originally Posted by ics2ks' timestamp='1342109453' post='21854233
The "standard" safe setup for aftermarket wheels is typically,
Front- 17x7.5+50
Rear- 17x9+63
This maintains the OEM staggered setup and avoids having to worry about your fenders.
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Originally Posted by ics2ks' timestamp='1342109453' post='21854233
The "standard" safe setup for aftermarket wheels is typically,
Front- 17x7.5+50
Rear- 17x9+63
This maintains the OEM staggered setup and avoids having to worry about your fenders.
Volk CE28/RE30/TE37
17x7.5+43
17x9+54
You can run something like this for tires:
Fronts: 215 or 225
Rear: 245 or 255
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