SC300 offset question
My question is this, if I'm slammed on air and I want to run a 19x9 wheel, what offset should I get to get flush with the front fender? 19x9 +0? 19x9 negative???
I was thinking 19x9 -15 might do the trick. Thanks :biggthumpup:
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My question is this, if I'm slammed on air and I want to run a 19x9 wheel, what offset should I get to get flush with the front fender? 19x9 +0? 19x9 negative???
I was thinking 19x9 -15 might do the trick. Thanks :biggthumpup:
slammed on air is very ambiguous. hard numbers > questionable words.
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slammed on air is very ambiguous. hard numbers > questionable words.
my frend ran 19x9.5 +5 on his sc300. on jic coils
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my frend ran 19x9.5 +5 on his sc300. on jic coils
I ran a 18x9.5 +0 and it was pretty flushed with the fender. Just be sure you relocate your wiring harness.
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I ran a 18x9.5 +0 and it was pretty flushed with the fender. Just be sure you relocate your wiring harness.
a -10 would be pretty good too. Make sure you run like 225 or 215 series to clear.
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a -10 would be pretty good too. Make sure you run like 225 or 215 series to clear.
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just wondering... if 18 9.5 +0 offset is flush in front what is good for rear in 18" rim for sc...
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just wondering... if 18 9.5 +0 offset is flush in front what is good for rear in 18" rim for sc...