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07-19-2012, 05:50 PM | #1 |
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Hey guys, I want a proper stance. I was wondering what is the most aggressive offset I could have with my specs, I'm lowered on Eibach Pro-Kit springs.
Here there are: 19" Miro 111 F 19x8.5+35 235/35/19 R 19x9.5+33(+5mm spacer) 265/30/19 All wrapped in Falken452. I don't mind if the rear fenders need to be rolled. Let me know, Thanks!
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On a 19"x9.5 wheel I've found the following will and won't work:
10mm spacers (et23) with a roll 12mm spacers(et21) with a heavy duty roll and you'll rub over big bumps / loaded with people. and 19"x9.5 et20 the rubbing is AWFUL with more than one person in the car even after I shaved my rear fenders. I'm going back to 10mm spacers now with the et33 rears (et23) tomorrow.
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I'd do the 10mm in the rear instead of the 12mm for no rubbing, not going to look much different.
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im not sure about falkens but Im about to mount a 9.5 et 33 with 265 hankook v12 in the rear and was wondering if you ever got spacers, and if you did what did you end up using? Idk if my tire is a little bigger (some run slightly different than others even if it says theyre the same size) or smaller. I'm dropped on H&R sport
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If you haven't decided yet, my rears are slightly tucked (lowest drop on ST V1) on 19x9.5 et 27.5 (et 40 with 12.5 spacers) 235/35/19 fk452s. No rub and no roll.
I had very minor rubbing before adjusting the camber. If I could choose again, I'd have gone with 15mm - 17mm spacers (et 25-23). That would probably give the maximum unrolled offset with minimal rubbing (et 25 should not rub). I'm quite sure with 265/35/19 you'd get away with no rubbing or very minor rubbing w/ et 25. As for the fronts (19x8.5), I find the look of et 35 tolerable. I could go with 5mm spacers but I don't want to risk having any vibrations. Last edited by vtsng; 08-22-2012 at 04:56 AM.. |
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