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07-10-2007, 08:02 PM
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It seems like you have "dished" wheels. How wide is that dish?
I have been told because of the high millimeter offset there really is no "proper" way to install dished wheels.
We'll I guess there is, but I have been told that the OEM ride would significantly (even more so than expected) lower if the wrong fit-ment of wheels are put on.
I have been told because of the high millimeter offset there really is no "proper" way to install dished wheels.
We'll I guess there is, but I have been told that the OEM ride would significantly (even more so than expected) lower if the wrong fit-ment of wheels are put on.
07-10-2007, 08:32 PM
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'03 E500 sport
It seems like you have "dished" wheels. How wide is that dish?
I have been told because of the high millimeter offset there really is no "proper" way to install dished wheels.
We'll I guess there is, but I have been told that the OEM ride would significantly (even more so than expected) lower if the wrong fit-ment of wheels are put on.
I have been told because of the high millimeter offset there really is no "proper" way to install dished wheels.
We'll I guess there is, but I have been told that the OEM ride would significantly (even more so than expected) lower if the wrong fit-ment of wheels are put on.
I dont think the rims suffers from the dish/lip size but from the lack of tire height. The OEM rims ride alot smoother but corner terribly.
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07-12-2007, 03:20 PM
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LS7 powered Corvette
I guess you could say my rims were DSL's..
the pic doesn't do justice but you could fit a cigarette pack length wise on the rear wheels.
I like those Lowenharts!
the pic doesn't do justice but you could fit a cigarette pack length wise on the rear wheels.
I like those Lowenharts!
