Pics Request: te37 9.5f +22 , 10.5r + 35
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I saw the Volk Z at SEMA in 2003 with LE37's (the same basic wheel as the TE37) in this setup, and it looked great. I think Jeff at Evolution has photos of that car. I'm sure they were posted here at some point.
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Originally posted by King Tut
I'm assuming you picked that large rear offset to make sure you can get a BBK on the rears. Otherwise I would drop it down into the +20s.
I'm assuming you picked that large rear offset to make sure you can get a BBK on the rears. Otherwise I would drop it down into the +20s.
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Wouldn't a lower offset in the 20's push the wheel further out, thus allowing more more room for a BBK?
At any rate, I've had that setup, and the rear wheels stick out past the fender about 7mm too much. If I were to do those Volks again, I'd go with 8.5 +22, and 10.5 +35 with H & R 5mm spacers. This would would make the wheels/tires sit perfectly flush with the outside of the fenders, and the 245/35 tire would fit much better on the front wheel....it is too stretched on a 9.5" wheel. I'd also go with a 285/35 tire in the rear instead of the 275/35 that I had.
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Originally posted by 100122923
so with 10.5 + 35 r, how many inches lip do u get (if there's any)?
so with 10.5 + 35 r, how many inches lip do u get (if there's any)?
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What's an even better setup is 8.5 +22, 10.5 +35 - this is what the HKS 350Z featured in DSport magazine ran, and it looked awesome - the tires they ran were 255/35 fronts and 295/30 rears, Michelin Pilots Sports... and they fit perfectly with ZERO fender modifications... this is the setup I would recommend for LE's...
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here is the sema volk car, looks good to me (they are concave and have lip)
it is my understanding that this particular offset 10.5 +35 has been discontinued, however, i may be wrong
also a picture of the wheel not mounted
actionjackson - you may be thinking about the stillen car with 9.5 +34 (those have flat spokes)
hope that helps
pp
it is my understanding that this particular offset 10.5 +35 has been discontinued, however, i may be wrong
also a picture of the wheel not mounted
actionjackson - you may be thinking about the stillen car with 9.5 +34 (those have flat spokes)
hope that helps
pp
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not exactly 19's but here is what the +35 offset looks like on a TE37.. very flat spokes.. I would imagine a 10" rim would mean you would have a little more lip than this..
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