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Ok so after having that shitty 225 setup for weeks I got these wheels. They drive so much better, completely a different car not only in looks. The guy had advertised that they were all 245's.. But when I got to his house, the rear ones were 275's. Just made the deal even sweeter.
Gunmetal Motegi Touge Racing
Front
245/40/18
18"x 9"
Rear
275/40/18
18"x 10"
Offset: 30mm.. Yes I know that most of you prefer a lower offset, but I think they look good.
Last edited by brink2012; May 9, 2009 at 11:58 AM.
I don't know if will help me sleep at night. However I do know that the stock wheels have a 30mm offset.
The stock wheels have a positive offset, hence they're flush. For a wheel with a nice lip, the offset should be 'less' than stock.
I have 18x9 and 18x10 wheels with the offsets around +24 or +23.
It's your car and your wheels. I don't think +30 is going to kill the car or anything. It's a matter of looks and taste, and if you like it then that's all that matters.
20mm spacers and drop the car a bit will look really nice. You car looks clean just a little weak looking at the moment. To each his own though. Bet youre happy so thats all that matters
Is it really worth possibly damaging a stud for a silly 10mm spacer?
That's like this much
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With a good 10mm spacer you will get new studs www.ichibausa.com . Your wheels actually have the proper offset, most people have no clue what their talking about, but most of us do go a bit more aggressive than +30 just for looks.
10mm or 15mm spacer will make them more look better to most of us.