Offset Question , I need your HELP!!!!!!!
12-27-2005, 07:32 PM
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Offset Question , I need your HELP!!!!!!!
just ordered a set of bad A$$ wheels Savini SV8 Forged
I have a 05 G35 no brembos.
will this offsets fit the car with no problems such as rubbing....etc
20x9+30 front
20x10+35 rear
thanx for the help guys, i really need to know. I actually called Savini themselves and they gave me the same offsets, but i have my doubts
please help!!!
I have a 05 G35 no brembos.
will this offsets fit the car with no problems such as rubbing....etc
20x9+30 front
20x10+35 rear
thanx for the help guys, i really need to know. I actually called Savini themselves and they gave me the same offsets, but i have my doubts
please help!!!
12-28-2005, 05:14 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
Yes that will work, but imo they will stick too far in. The G deserves a wide stance to fill out those nice fenders, people run up to +22-24 with no issues on the G. Your call though....
12-28-2005, 05:31 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
No it wont rub, it just wont give you a very aggressive stance imo, even though you'll have wide rims.
12-28-2005, 05:37 AM
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The lower the number, say +22 the further the wheel will stick out towards the fender-llok at my pics to see how aggressive a +22 looks like on a Z. The higher the number +38 for example the further in it will sit inside the fenders and look like stock, just wider. Usually people like to push the wheels out a bit to fit the Z/G's wide fenders and give it an aggressive stance. But not always, its up to you. The offsets you listed imo are too pushed in, but like I said its your car man.
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12-28-2005, 05:41 AM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
The lower the number, say +22 the further the wheel will stick out towards the fender-llok at my pics to see how aggressive a +22 looks like on a Z. The higher the number +38 for example the further in it will sit inside the fenders and look like stock, just wider. Usually people like to push the wheels out a bit to fit the Z/G's wide fenders and give it an aggressive stance. But not always, its up to you. The offsets you listed imo are too pushed in, but like I said its your car man.
do you think spacers will do the job? pushing them out a bit?
12-28-2005, 06:57 AM
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Yes they will, but you cant go to big of a spacer because you will then need longer wheel studs. WHy go through the hassle and spend $$$ on aftermarket wheels if you need to "fix" them by spacing them out? My advice would be to find a wheel that would be better suited to fit your car and the look you want.
12-29-2005, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Alberto
No it wont rub, it just wont give you a very aggressive stance imo, even though you'll have wide rims.
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