Aggressive Wheels and Stretched Tires....Welcome
08-09-2010, 03:36 PM
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08-09-2010, 11:28 PM
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hy peopleZ
finally i became my wheels yesterday...i put them on without tires (dont have yet) just to see how it looks...
Work Euroline XS2
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
i dont know why some guys here said that the wheels wont stick out enough? i think the wheels stick out very nice?!
What do you guys think?
now i will buy the bc-racing coils...slam them down and see with which tires i can go with...
thx for your feedbacks!
luca
finally i became my wheels yesterday...i put them on without tires (dont have yet) just to see how it looks...
Work Euroline XS2
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
i dont know why some guys here said that the wheels wont stick out enough? i think the wheels stick out very nice?!
What do you guys think?
now i will buy the bc-racing coils...slam them down and see with which tires i can go with...
thx for your feedbacks!
luca
Last edited by donleguano; 08-09-2010 at 11:30 PM.
08-09-2010, 11:39 PM
They stick out nice is because you have them on a lift. Once you put tires on it and lower it they will sink in, a lot depending on how low you go. That's why you see a lot of guys put a hydraulic jack underneath the wheel and compress it to see how it sits.
But those wheels are nice, and I've never seen that type of style lift here before. Looks like a slammed friendly lift.
But those wheels are nice, and I've never seen that type of style lift here before. Looks like a slammed friendly lift.
08-09-2010, 11:50 PM
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sure they will sink in a bit...i will see then how much spacers i have to put on 
the most lift here in switzerland are like this..they are not very "slammed-cars" friendli...but it has everytime a solution
the most lift here in switzerland are like this..they are not very "slammed-cars" friendli...but it has everytime a solution
08-10-2010, 12:33 AM
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springs or coilovers? i know springs that slam my car for ca. 5cm...the problem is, i think it will rub becaus i can not set the range of springs...?
how much should i lower it?
do you think i have to put on spacers?
sorry for those many questions
luca
08-10-2010, 03:30 AM
what do you guys think i have to go for:
springs or coilovers? i know springs that slam my car for ca. 5cm...the problem is, i think it will rub becaus i can not set the range of springs...?
how much should i lower it?
do you think i have to put on spacers?
sorry for those many questions
luca
springs or coilovers? i know springs that slam my car for ca. 5cm...the problem is, i think it will rub becaus i can not set the range of springs...?
how much should i lower it?
do you think i have to put on spacers?
sorry for those many questions
luca
08-10-2010, 04:32 AM
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how can i make the calculation to see which fitment is quite identical to mine?
is that right like this if i make the comparison of my wheels with the varrstoen:
my work:
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
varrstoen:
19x9.5 +12
19x10.5 +12
so i can make the calculation like this:
work:
9" x 2.54cm = 22.86cm
228.6mm - 10mm = 218.6mm
Varrstoen:
9.5" x 2.54cm = 24.13cm
241.3mm - 12mm = 229.3mm
that means, if i want the same flushness like the varrstoen +12
i have to put 10mm spacers in front and rear right?
thx for your feedback!
luca
is that right like this if i make the comparison of my wheels with the varrstoen:
my work:
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
varrstoen:
19x9.5 +12
19x10.5 +12
so i can make the calculation like this:
work:
9" x 2.54cm = 22.86cm
228.6mm - 10mm = 218.6mm
Varrstoen:
9.5" x 2.54cm = 24.13cm
241.3mm - 12mm = 229.3mm
that means, if i want the same flushness like the varrstoen +12
i have to put 10mm spacers in front and rear right?
thx for your feedback!
luca
Last edited by donleguano; 08-10-2010 at 04:33 AM.
08-10-2010, 05:26 AM
how can i make the calculation to see which fitment is quite identical to mine?
is that right like this if i make the comparison of my wheels with the varrstoen:
my work:
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
varrstoen:
19x9.5 +12
19x10.5 +12
so i can make the calculation like this:
work:
9" x 2.54cm = 22.86cm
228.6mm - 10mm = 218.6mm
Varrstoen:
9.5" x 2.54cm = 24.13cm
241.3mm - 12mm = 229.3mm
that means, if i want the same flushness like the varrstoen +12
i have to put 10mm spacers in front and rear right?
thx for your feedback!
luca
is that right like this if i make the comparison of my wheels with the varrstoen:
my work:
19x9 +10
19x10 +10
varrstoen:
19x9.5 +12
19x10.5 +12
so i can make the calculation like this:
work:
9" x 2.54cm = 22.86cm
228.6mm - 10mm = 218.6mm
Varrstoen:
9.5" x 2.54cm = 24.13cm
241.3mm - 12mm = 229.3mm
that means, if i want the same flushness like the varrstoen +12
i have to put 10mm spacers in front and rear right?
thx for your feedback!
luca
