What do you guys think about the offset on my wheels?
#17
it doesnt look good .. quite the opposite of aggressive..
you need to
lower the front about 3/4" , and dial in a degree of negative camber...
lower the rear about 1/2" , add about a half degree of negative camber
remove the amber reflectors on the front bumper, and the car will look much better
after that, put a proper brake system to fill in the empty space
if you have a spacer on the front wheels take them off
you need to
lower the front about 3/4" , and dial in a degree of negative camber...
lower the rear about 1/2" , add about a half degree of negative camber
remove the amber reflectors on the front bumper, and the car will look much better
after that, put a proper brake system to fill in the empty space
if you have a spacer on the front wheels take them off
#19
Thanks guys, I am going to try lowering the car; hopefully, the tires will tuck in more. Not sure about the offset. I am trying to get the info from I-Forged. The fronts are 19x8.5 on 235/35/19 PS2s.
#22
Let us know the size and offsets on the wheels. I am looking in to getting iforged wheels.. Looks great!! What is the color? Gunmetal?
#24
Curious, what is your offset and camber setting?
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