19" Wheels - What Offset Are You Running?
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19" Wheels - What Offset Are You Running?
Hey guys - am replacing my wheels as they rub every once in a while with heavy lean, high speed and a significant depression in the driving surface.
I'm thinking of going to 50ET, but not all the way to the recommended 54ET (I believe I'm currently at 45).
Does anyone have any thoughts on or experience with 19" 50ET wheels?
Thanks!
Chris
I'm thinking of going to 50ET, but not all the way to the recommended 54ET (I believe I'm currently at 45).
Does anyone have any thoughts on or experience with 19" 50ET wheels?
Thanks!
Chris
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Hey guys - am replacing my wheels as they rub every once in a while with heavy lean, high speed and a significant depression in the driving surface.
I'm thinking of going to 50ET, but not all the way to the recommended 54ET (I believe I'm currently at 45).
Does anyone have any thoughts on or experience with 19" 50ET wheels?
Thanks!
Chris
I'm thinking of going to 50ET, but not all the way to the recommended 54ET (I believe I'm currently at 45).
Does anyone have any thoughts on or experience with 19" 50ET wheels?
Thanks!
Chris
i am running et51 at the rears with kw v3 and haven't had any rubbing. the settings are quite stiff though.
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what tires are you running?
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265/30...seriously, it's only every once in a while and when I encounter heavy negative g's at the rear...especially on the outside tire when loaded in a turn..based on my eye-balling, it should only take 3 to 5 mills to clear the fender properly
what tires are you running?
what tires are you running?
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265/30...seriously, it's only every once in a while and when I encounter heavy negative g's at the rear...especially on the outside tire when loaded in a turn..based on my eye-balling, it should only take 3 to 5 mills to clear the fender properly
what tires are you running?
what tires are you running?
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