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Very clean matty and amoney

 

Simply tuck and flush. No crazy camber. This is how boosted cars should roll.

 

Holy camber.

 

Looks like garbage but nice try.

 

New Bumper

 

GenX is your Z boosted?

Don't know why more people aren't into the whole supermade look on that s15!

Not saying to run super small rims, but I know you can get the same look of amoney Z or any other Z in here with meaty tires....

#IMJUSTSAYIN

 

To bad the guy that bought amoney car painted it white....looks plain now

 

Sweet, just knew i'd come out great

 

yes sir built twin turbo

 

you know you love it

 

How wide of a tire is that in the front?

 

Hey fellow zed drivers!
I'm about to order a set of Weds LXZ wheels in sizes 19x10 -7 & 19x11 -17, I'm just curious if these would have clearance on a 2007 Track model? The tyre combo for this I was thinking of running 225/35 front & 235/35 rear, would this setup require fender pull???
I really want the rims to sit flush but not so much poke out, what do you guys think of this setup?
Any help is greatly appreciated

 

I don't know how much is "so much poke" to you because that term is relative. However that sounds like a very tasteful setup. I don't know much about clearing big brakes however hopefully somebody can chime in. I think it has something to do with the faces and their disk shapes.

 

I love how even fron the angle i cant see the center of your wheels lol. ( cant wait to see fatter tires)

I didnt want to say anything, but since its been said. i agree

 

^ yeah, i'm going with 235 front and 275 rear to keep the stretch, but have more meat on them. They're currently too stretched for my taste. Only 1000 miles on these tires too :/

 

Thanks for the reply Shady Z, I pretty much want the rim/tyre combo to be flush with the fenders without requiring to much pull...
This may sound like a really stupid question but if I had a set of DPE wheels with the same offset as my previous post would this set of wheels sit the same as a set of WEDs?
Just trying to get my head around offsets abit more as some people have posted pictures of their rims with 0 offset and they still have alot of dish.

 

Not sure if you will have brake clearance issues or not.

The pic on the right is my daily setup which is 19x11 -7 on 245/35 and -4.5 degrees of camber. Fenders are rolled flat with a slight pull and as you can see it has some poke.

If you go with 235/35 and run about the same camber as me it should look similar with a slight pull.



^ i wouldnt think so. Two different set up on wheels with same width and offset will not give u the same amount of lip. Kinda depends on the style of wheels.

Hope this helps.