Thread #4524

19x9 +13 for front of 2nd generation GS ?

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TransformCelsiorMay 19, 2007
#61030

19x9 +13 for front of 2nd generation GS ?

yay or nay ?

thanks
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yay or nay ?

thanks
elpresidenteMay 19, 2007
#61040
If you're on air and are okay with rolling and a slight pull, then no problem.
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If you're on air and are okay with rolling and a slight pull, then no problem.
nizzan4u2nvMay 19, 2007
#61041
That could easily work. Just with a roll/cut and enough stretch on air will be perfect.
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That could easily work. Just with a roll/cut and enough stretch on air will be perfect.
RaCinStylezMay 19, 2007
#61044
you will need a good shave and pull,...plus you should be on air.
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you will need a good shave and pull,...plus you should be on air.
DriftGirlMay 19, 2007
#61048
anyone have pix of cars/rims within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?
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anyone have pix of cars/rims  within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?
elpresidenteMay 20, 2007
#61076
DriftGirl;61048 wrote:anyone have pix of cars/rims within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?

I posted this before, but here's one that I did for my business partner for Grip Video:
WORK Euroline KH 19X9 +20 front, 19X10 +20 rear
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I had actually recommended that he go even lower offset since later he'd be getting air. As you can see the front was in need of spacers.
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[QUOTE=DriftGirl;61048]anyone have pix of cars/rims  within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?[/QUOTE]
I posted this before, but here's one that I did for my business partner for Grip Video:
WORK Euroline KH 19X9 +20 front, 19X10 +20 rear  
[IMG]http://www.midweek.com/images/mwrides/070504/070504_30.jpg[/IMG]
[IMG]http://www.midweek.com/images/mwrides/070504/070504_12.jpg[/IMG]
I had actually recommended that he go even lower offset since later he'd be getting air.  As you can see the front was in need of spacers.
ikadburryMay 20, 2007
#61079
DriftGirl;61048 wrote:anyone have pix of cars/rims within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?


yeah any pics? im gonna run +12 in the front of my gs
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[QUOTE=DriftGirl;61048]anyone have pix of cars/rims  within that offset range as an example of what he's lookin for?[/QUOTE]

yeah any pics? im gonna run +12 in the front of my gs
gatoMay 20, 2007
#61100
Hey thats my exact spec on the fron of my GS.....19x9+13 225/35/19

it will work just fine as long as you are tucking the front.....

the height of it really matters....I was low....and rubbing.....so I lowered it just a tad more and the camber took care of the rest.....

looks sick though when your wide up front and have some camber up there:thumbsup:

I rolled my fenders.
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Hey thats my exact spec on the fron of my GS.....19x9+13 225/35/19
 
it will work just fine as long as you are tucking the front.....
 
the height of it really matters....I was low....and rubbing.....so I lowered it just a tad more and the camber took care of the rest.....
 
looks sick though when your wide up front and have some camber up there:thumbsup: 
 
I rolled my fenders.
golfkid777May 21, 2007
#61321
Man, and I thought my 19x9 et25 was semi aggressive.... Oh well, got the wheels for a deal that could not be passed up and Id almost rather have a slightly narrower stance for the air, because its going to sit a lot lower than airride.
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Man, and I thought my 19x9 et25 was semi aggressive....  Oh well, got the wheels for a deal that could not be passed up and Id almost rather have a slightly narrower stance for the air, because its going to sit a lot lower than airride.
gotparts?May 21, 2007
#61438
im running 19 x 9 et 29 in the front. im planning on running a 10-15mm spacer in the front. its doable.
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im running 19 x 9 et 29 in the front. im planning on running a 10-15mm spacer in the front. its doable.