+12 versus +22 19x10.5 TE37?
that usually is the case but since these are one piece i dont think that applies "that much".. but correct me if im wrong.
Last edited by wazhucks; Aug 29, 2009 at 04:52 AM.
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Thanks bro that's exactly what I was looking for! Gonna throw on the spacers today
If the lip is the same in the back from +12 to +22 where did the 10 mm go ?? does it mean +12 will be 10 mm more concave ?
Hey guys, I'm trying to find pics and info on the +12 TE37. I know a lot of you guys run them here but is there a face concaveness and lip size difference? I want to go +12 but I can't justify it unless it's different, otherwise I'd just run kics spacers and it'll be the same thing. I like having the front at the +22 because the back will look more aggressive so I don't need to go +12 fronts, just rears 

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Thanks bro...but sorry to say though that I took the spacers off this morning since it rubbed a lot. Not sure why since my fenders are cut but I guess since my alignment was set back to stock it pushed the wheels out a lot. Trying to see if I want to roll the fenders (which is already cut and resealed) so....
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Volk Formula in blue bro. If you're looking into new lugs, lhey're really great for several reason:
1. Security - in order to take the lugs off, you need two keys: one for the outer blue piece, one for the actual lug (which is not a regular hex key either
yay)
2. Key - the design is open-ended, so the key goes inside the lug and therefore the risks of scraping the key on your wheels is minimal to none.
The downside is the the blue pieces (or red if you chose) are very easily scratched up and stripped since they're light aluminum. But as long as you're careful they will look great
They also have a spinning hat so that when the lug is turned it doesn't scratch your wheels.
You can see the lugs easier here:
1. Security - in order to take the lugs off, you need two keys: one for the outer blue piece, one for the actual lug (which is not a regular hex key either
yay)2. Key - the design is open-ended, so the key goes inside the lug and therefore the risks of scraping the key on your wheels is minimal to none.
The downside is the the blue pieces (or red if you chose) are very easily scratched up and stripped since they're light aluminum. But as long as you're careful they will look great
They also have a spinning hat so that when the lug is turned it doesn't scratch your wheels.You can see the lugs easier here:













