Thread #22613

Width question

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waijaiJuly 24, 2010
#334559

Width question

Thinking of these specs on my 04 LS430

20x9.5 +13
20x10.5, +25

or

20x10 +20
20x11 +32

Do you guys think it's better to go a half inch wider w/ higher offsets?
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Thinking of these specs on my 04 LS430

20x9.5 +13
20x10.5, +25

or

20x10 +20
20x11 +32

Do you guys think it's better to go a half inch wider w/ higher offsets?
onelowrJuly 24, 2010
#334562
The 20x10 20x11 set up with be more aggressive than the other one so if that's something you want I'd go for it.
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The 20x10 20x11 set up with be more aggressive than the other one so if that's something you want I'd go for it.
jeebusJuly 24, 2010
#334573
onelowr;334562 wrote:The 20x10 20x11 set up with be more aggressive than the other one so if that's something you want I'd go for it.


wrong. those specs are practically equally as aggressive as far as the outer position of the wheel once it's on the car. I would get the 10s and 11s only because I like the wide look. In most cases, I've seen smaller width with lower offset tend to give a bigger lip size but that will also depend on the type of disc you get.
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[QUOTE=onelowr;334562]The 20x10 20x11 set up with be more aggressive than the other one so if that's something you want I'd go for it.[/QUOTE]

wrong. those specs are practically equally as aggressive as far as the outer position of the wheel once it's on the car.  I would get the 10s and 11s only because I like the wide look. In most cases, I've seen smaller width with lower offset tend to give a bigger lip size but that will also depend on the type of disc you get.
onelowrJuly 24, 2010
#334580
I was meaning by the fact they are almost exactly the same position, 1mm difference, but the 10/11 set is wider. Wider to me equals more aggressive plus no one will ever notice a 1mm difference
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I was meaning by the fact they are almost exactly the same position, 1mm difference, but the 10/11 set is wider. Wider to me equals more aggressive plus no one will ever notice a 1mm difference
OGJuly 24, 2010
#334598
perfect fitment imo uses all space, inner and outer. just make sure and account for suspension/inner fender clearance and factor in stuff like additional camber you may need.
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perfect fitment imo uses all space, inner and outer. just make sure and account for suspension/inner fender clearance and factor in stuff like additional camber you may need.
chrispyJuly 24, 2010
#334603
I would do the 10/11 setup because you have more tire sizes to play with.
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I would do the 10/11 setup because you have more tire sizes to play with.
onelowrJuly 27, 2010
#334997
BLKonBLK98;334598 wrote:perfect fitment imo uses all space, inner and outer. just make sure and account for suspension/inner fender clearance and factor in stuff like additional camber you may need.


Agreed completely. Most people are just concerned about getting the wheel or in most cases anymore tire as close to the fender as possible but don't care about the inside.

chrispy;334603 wrote:I would do the 10/11 setup because you have more tire sizes to play with.


That's another good bonus as well which I honestly didn't consider.
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[QUOTE=BLKonBLK98;334598]perfect fitment imo uses all space, inner and outer. just make sure and account for suspension/inner fender clearance and factor in stuff like additional camber you may need.[/QUOTE]

Agreed completely. Most people are just concerned about getting the wheel or in most cases anymore tire as close to the fender as possible but don't care about the inside.

[QUOTE=chrispy;334603]I would do the 10/11 setup because you have more tire sizes to play with.[/QUOTE]

That's another good bonus as well which I honestly didn't consider.