Ive looked at a lot of set ups. But what im seeing is most people running +12 or +15 with the wheels cambered in. Im looking to go LOW on coils with 0 camber. So I really just needed to know if a +22 would fit without rubbing or if i needed to go +30 to be safe and add spacers if needed.

 

Wheel Specs and offset?

 

If you're going to go reallll low like you say, then +22 and +30 will be way sunken in. I'd go +12/+15. You may even needs spacers with that depending on how low you go.. The wheels naturally camber in as you go lower..

 

I know they will naturally camber in. But I have rear adjustable camber arms ill be installing, so when i get coils and lower it i will also be adjusting the camber back to 0 front and rear. which will make the +12/+15 stick out im assuming, and i wont be able to tuck the 285 rear without rubbing. And by real low, I dont mean slammed to the ground, But i do want to go much lower than a set of springs will go. And i might have the rear set a little higher to make the nose dive a little for that "hot rod Muscle" stance.

 

Lol I wish my camber arms would take me back to zero..

 

Hey guys, i bought some Varrstoen ES2's (19/9.5 Front & 19/10.5 Back +22 Offset all around) for my track edition Z i tried them on today and realized it didn't clear with my Brembo brakes.. My question is would spacers fix this problem and if so what size spacers do i need. 10mm? and would i need them all around. Sorry if its a noobish question i tried searching it up and i couldn't find much.

 

Should have done research before buying! the +12 clears brembos. 10mm will fix your problem. You could also try a 5mm spacer if you have someone local that has one... Would save you from having to put extended studs in the hub, etc.

 

idk how i missed this. 19x10.5/9.5 +2R +22F 245/35/19 225/35/19

 

Anyone with a 19x11 front wheels at least with a 255 tire?

I want some ES6 but it seems to me that the 19x9.5 +15 ES6 wheels leave quite a little gap so probably a 19x11+25 would fill that?
Sadly no 19x10 which IMO would me perfect for front without excessive stretch

So again, anyone here with 19x11 +25 (F) / 19x11 +15 (R)

 

so Im getting some varrstone ES1's 19x9.5 front with +12 and 19x11 rear with +15...what kinda tires should I run and what MM spacers should I use I just want a flush maybe a lil over flush look car will only be lowered 1/2" to 1" from stock not going to droped look more function over form???

 

I'd do 255/35 and 285/35. no spacers needed with those offsets and tire sizes.

 

you dont think thatd be looking a little stretched??

Id say 275/35 F and 295/35

 

Depends on the tire brand really... i had 19x9.5/11 +12/+15 with 245/275-35 and it was perfect. so 255/285-35 would look good imo.

 

if your thinking on lowering the car the tires you have in mind^. are going to rub. I'm running running 245/285. same size 9/11 and they look good.

 

wow. nice man, super clean. diggin the white on red.

 

That car looks amazing! is that Megan racing single tip?? I have the dual set up on mine.....think I can convert it without changing the complete system?? was thinking the y-pipe would be the same.....

let me know if you could.

thanks!

 

Ok, I might have ruined my rim according to the tire tech at sears? Going to have it looked at rim repair shop.
My current set up is varrstoen ES3 19x9.5 +22 offset front (245/35/19 tires)
the rears are 19x10.5 +20 offset with 275/35/19" tires.
Called Varrstoen for a replacement and they told me that the won't be getting any of the 19x9.5 +22 offset for a long time if ever? Sounds like they might be discontinued? They do have 19x9.5 +12 on sale, so i could buy a set.
My Q is, how funny Would it look to have +12 offset in the front with +20 offset in the rear? would I rub with 245/35/19 tires?
Thanks

 

the fronts would poke out... do they have something between the two?

 

That is fine, if you have Brembos it won't work with that offset in the front but otherwise it will be fine

 

I would do a square set up. But 12 is fine.