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11-07-2009, 01:34 PM | #1 |
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Flush or not?
Gonna be putting on my winter wheels / tires next Wednesday, just want to know if these are gonna be pretty flush or not?
Wheel specs are: Front 19X8.5 ET12 Rear 19X9.5 ET17 I'm not planning on running spacers, tire sizes are 255/35R19 front and 265/35R19 back. Thanks~ Installed 11/11/2009:
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Yes, those wheels will be very flush front and rear. The front wheels will be a little more flush than the rear wheels, but those offsets will be just about ideal for this car.
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I think the front will be approximately the same as 19X9 ET20 (like the Advan RS M3 fitment). Am I right?
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Yea, that setup would be nearly identical. (-2mm)
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11-07-2009, 05:25 PM | #5 |
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what wheels are you going with?
The front tires are pretty wide for winter tire setup dont you think? Did you jump on the deal from tirerack on the LM-25s?
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I ran those in Boston last year and they were fine. I think the front is a little wide, but they don't make the OEM size.
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what rims and tires are they?
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OEM Style 167M and Bridgestone Blizzak LM25
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those are some pretty aggressive numbers! i would be scared of it being too aggressive. but i think it might work. are you lowered?
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Front should be OK, the REAR will be pushed in for sure. I would suggest for the REAR ET 15 10J your going to be flush for sure.
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It will be perfect in the front.
Rear could come out another 2-3mm but shouldn't be a big deal.
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I agree that the back can probably come out another to 5-8mm to match your Advan RS (your rear is 19X10 ET22, which is similar to 19X9.5 ET10). But, since I don't want to run spacers at all, I think I'd be happy with this slightly less aggressive offset. I'll post some pics when I throw the set on my car this Wednesday.
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Thanks. This beats the concavity of all the aftermarket "premium" concave wheels out there
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Where are the center caps?
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Picking a set up from dealer today. The set that came with the wheels were the old school ones with the cheesy CF sticker applied on them, so I threw them away
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