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Hi, anyone have pictures of LE37T or TE37 19x8.5+29 and 19x9.5+12 setup? the 19x8.5+29 is that a good offset for 350z? will it look tuck in alot? will it fill up the fender? thanks
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your front offset will stick out more than your supermeshes did... but it will only be 13mm more than stock... I prefer more aggressive offsets... so I'd look for something in the +15 to +25 range instead
your rears seem fine to me... you might actually need to roll your fenders if you're dropping your car a lot w/ those tein coils too
IMO, offsets on street driven cars are cosmetic, and strictly a matter of taste... so go with what you like best
your rears seem fine to me... you might actually need to roll your fenders if you're dropping your car a lot w/ those tein coils too
IMO, offsets on street driven cars are cosmetic, and strictly a matter of taste... so go with what you like best
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Originally posted by Strife350z
your front offset will stick out more than your supermeshes did... but it will only be 13mm more than stock... I prefer more aggressive offsets... so I'd look for something in the +15 to +25 range instead
your rears seem fine to me... you might actually need to roll your fenders if you're dropping your car a lot w/ those tein coils too
IMO, offsets on street driven cars are cosmetic, and strictly a matter of taste... so go with what you like best
your front offset will stick out more than your supermeshes did... but it will only be 13mm more than stock... I prefer more aggressive offsets... so I'd look for something in the +15 to +25 range instead
your rears seem fine to me... you might actually need to roll your fenders if you're dropping your car a lot w/ those tein coils too
IMO, offsets on street driven cars are cosmetic, and strictly a matter of taste... so go with what you like best
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