Staggered Rims
Staggered Rims
Is it possible to run this combination on the 6th gen? Something such as 19x8 in the front with a 45mm offset, but a 19x9 or 19x10 in the rears with a 20mm offset? Am I dreaming and need to wake up?
the front is ok, but the rear will prob rub the inside wall.... the wider the rim, the more offset you need...
I don't know how much we can go in the rear, but 20mm offset is just too low I think..
the less offset, the rim gets closer to the inside wall.... increase the offset to the same rim and it will pull away from the inside wall...
I don't know how much we can go in the rear, but 20mm offset is just too low I think..
the less offset, the rim gets closer to the inside wall.... increase the offset to the same rim and it will pull away from the inside wall...
it doesn't matter how big they are.. cause you can run 22x8 no prob, but you can't fit 22x9.5 though.. it all matters on how "wide" the rim is.. the width is what causes the rubbing not the height....
I dont want to exceed 20", but I want to stagger the setup if possible, and have as small of an offset possible with the rears for an obvious deep dish look. Something that would enhance handling, rather than hinder it. Im lookin at BBS, I love the european racing look and the lightweight.
I understand.. you want a deep dish look.. you can do it, but not with a 10'' wide rim.. I don't have any knowledge on what to recommend on this matter..
I do know, the less the offset "20" the closer the rim gets to the inside wall.. remember that.. you might have to go with a 19x8 and go with a 20mm offset.. do some more research though, I'm not sure..
I do know, the less the offset "20" the closer the rim gets to the inside wall.. remember that.. you might have to go with a 19x8 and go with a 20mm offset.. do some more research though, I'm not sure..
Originally Posted by andymax95
i have 20x9 all around and no rubbing whatsoever with the drop
was gonna go staggered with 20x9 up front and 20x10 in the rear, but then someone told me the max is front wheel drive>
was gonna go staggered with 20x9 up front and 20x10 in the rear, but then someone told me the max is front wheel drive>

No need with the FWD. Also, when it comes time to rotate......
Yeah I guess if 20x9's are ok I could do that at all 4 corners and be happy, they have rims which still have a deep lip but not a very low offset. Why would the lower offset bring the inner sidewall closer to the car? It seems it would be the opposite, and the wheel would stick out more on the sides. Because what happens if you flip the rim and put it on backwards, you then have a -45mm offset and the rim is then sticking 7.5" outside the car, right?
Too bad I just got a set of F1's for my stock rims. Ill have to wait till something turns up in my job search to spring for 20's, then I guess Ill be puttin this set up for sale. Blaxima's maxima is exactly what I wanna go for.
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