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Old 06-04-12, 10:52 PM
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wheel fitment

I know im prolly posting in the wrong place but im thinking about getting some rims... only thing is the offset that im REALLY confused... ill post up a pic of the fc with the exact wheels i want and offset or w.e ive seen threads about offset and even about the same rims as me but.. i didnt see any about on stock body/suspension idk i guess im just over thinking but when i get home ill post a pic of that fc
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I know its lowered but want to fit exactly like this
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what exactly was the question...?
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Originally Posted by evot23
what exactly was the question...?
Basically I just want to know the type of offset I guess I should get with these rims... i figured I would figure it out later when I actually get them but its really been bugging me in the last few days
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sorry..pic didn't show up when I posted earlier. Have you tried posting in the wheels section? May have better traffic in there for this type of thing. What wheels are those anyway?
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That car is not on stock suspension.(yep lowered as you said)
You can vary the offset and it all depends on if you want to roll the fenders to fit the wheels.
Also if you want staggered fitment the offset will vary for both the front and rear..calipers need to clear too.Stock suspension or Coilovers?It matters.
about 17x8 30 offset sounds about right,But I would check the wheels section too.
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Originally Posted by misterstyx69
That car is not on stock suspension.
i know its not i just want it to fit with stock suspension i know it probably wont look as good but i just dont want it to come over the fenders or something..
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i will lower it eventually but on stock suspension for right now
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Can i have it on stock for now then lower it or does it have to be the other way around i want it lowered prolly no more then 2 inches thou
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Put the wheels on now, if you lower the car and they are touching the fender have them rolled.
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