best offset for fc's?
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Depends on the width of the wheel. And your definition of 'flush' (truly flush, sticking out with tons of camber, etc...).
But the width of the rim has to be known before anything can happen. All stock FC wheels are +40, for reference. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
But the width of the rim has to be known before anything can happen. All stock FC wheels are +40, for reference. http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
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I'm running 17x7 +30 with 225s and its flush And with how low I am right now with my dampiners turned down it rubs pretty bad on my tires so I need to do just a little fender roll
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im running 16x8 with 31mm offset, 225 tire and there is only about 4mm tire clearance at the coilover. 35 offset would not fit
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its the opposite with mine, tein flex.. there was more room for the tire with the stock shocks, because the perch was higher. the tein spring is longer and it hits the tire if too wide
im running 16x8 with 31mm offset, 225 tire and there is only about 4mm tire clearance at the coilover. 35 offset would not fit
im running 16x8 with 31mm offset, 225 tire and there is only about 4mm tire clearance at the coilover. 35 offset would not fit
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Crown Vic meshies. 16x7 +0 Flush in the front, I needed a 5mm slip on spacer to clear T2 brakes. Rears need like an inch spacer. Thats how I did it. 205/50/16 front. 225/55/16 rear with rolled fenders. If I had smaller tires most likely it would have fit without modifying the fenders so much. Check out the blog in my sig has a big pic of my car.