My new wheels, what do ya'll think?
#14
He said he was running a 20mm spacer, we still don't know the original offset of the wheel. I'd say that's a good assumption considering the look and width of the wheel (+45 would be my guess)
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#24
I have +45, 8" wide with a 15mm spacers in the rear, and I think after all the #'s are said and done, it's like 0.65mm difference in stance, and mine look nearly identical to the OP's.
#26
8" +30 view from the rear
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||..............|| EL O EL
10.5" +40 from the rear
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|_|...........|_| HOLLY SHIBAM
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#28
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Stance = front or back, not side.
Offset can't really be noticed from the side. Barely noticeable here in the rear only.
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#30
did you mean 0.65 inch?? stance is usually when u look at it from the side...and you're trying to achieve stance with spacers....
at least 9's for rears or bust !
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#31
I stated, 0.65mm is the difference between the OP's and 1 of my set-ups ... as in verifying phatboi's surprise that yes, they're fat spacers, but even in 8" width, they don't look very wide, nor 'stick out' very much.
I barely achieved flush'ness' w/ 8.5 +33 + 15mm spacer in the rear and +33 +5mm spacer in front.
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I'd rather not stagger.
Now, on an RWD, sure.
I barely achieved flush'ness' w/ 8.5 +33 + 15mm spacer in the rear and +33 +5mm spacer in front.
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I'd rather not stagger.
Now, on an RWD, sure.
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Last edited by NmexMAX; 09-30-2010 at 07:01 AM.
#33
I stated, 0.65mm is the difference between the OP's and 1 of my set-ups ... as in verifying phatboi's surprise that yes, they're fat spacers, but even in 8" width, they don't look very wide, nor 'stick out' very much.
I barely achieved flush'ness' w/ 8.5 +33 + 15mm spacer in the rear and +33 +5mm spacer in front.
I'd rather not stagger.
Now, on an RWD, sure.
I barely achieved flush'ness' w/ 8.5 +33 + 15mm spacer in the rear and +33 +5mm spacer in front.
I'd rather not stagger.
Now, on an RWD, sure.
4th and 5th gen have different wheel well depts. always needs a staggered setup to run flush all around. or same width but lower offset in rear.
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#39
the biggest obstacle is getting the electrical issues / messed up alarm figured out so it can be started from the inside..... If successful, from then on, its allll downhill. It wont be a DD anymore thus its going to be one of the wildest 4th genners ever around
really, there are no limits this time
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