New Rims and Tires
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I think the black looks good, but they stick out so much in the rear, it gives it dune buggy look, IMO. :duuno: What's the offset and size of the wheels? Of the tires?
Just my opinion. As long as you like it, that's ALL that matters.
Just my opinion. As long as you like it, that's ALL that matters.
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18x10 +30mm in the back. 18x9 +12 mm in the front. 285/40's in the back. 255/45's in the front.
My rear axle is a 1/4" off center towards the drivers side. Didn't notice this with the stock tires. That's why the driver side sticks out so much.
Have to get a spacer to kick the right side out more. I really like the look.
My rear axle is a 1/4" off center towards the drivers side. Didn't notice this with the stock tires. That's why the driver side sticks out so much.
Have to get a spacer to kick the right side out more. I really like the look.
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Originally posted by ZeroK@August 29, 2005, 5:40 AM
18x10 +30mm in the back. 18x9 +12 mm in the front. 285/40's in the back. 255/45's in the front.
My rear axle is a 1/4" off center towards the drivers side. Didn't notice this with the stock tires. That's why the driver side sticks out so much.
Have to get a spacer to kick the right side out more. I really like the look.
18x10 +30mm in the back. 18x9 +12 mm in the front. 285/40's in the back. 255/45's in the front.
My rear axle is a 1/4" off center towards the drivers side. Didn't notice this with the stock tires. That's why the driver side sticks out so much.
Have to get a spacer to kick the right side out more. I really like the look.
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Mine was also off center to the left. I also didn't notice it until I put on wider wheels & tires. You may want to see if your dealer can slide the panhard bar over a little. Mine was able to do this and got it almost perfect.
Thanks for the sizes. It's that +30mm offset combined with the 10" wheels that's causing them to both stick out so much.
Thanks for the sizes. It's that +30mm offset combined with the 10" wheels that's causing them to both stick out so much.
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Rampant,
This is just a guess, but I'm thinking that white oval is a side marker turn signal light. If you look at Euro cars over here )BMW, VW, etc.) they all have a light between the door and the front tires, and since Kyle's in the UK, I'll bet they require them also. Is that close, Kyle?
This is just a guess, but I'm thinking that white oval is a side marker turn signal light. If you look at Euro cars over here )BMW, VW, etc.) they all have a light between the door and the front tires, and since Kyle's in the UK, I'll bet they require them also. Is that close, Kyle?
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Originally posted by jayguy@August 29, 2005, 10:18 AM
Rampant,
This is just a guess, but I'm thinking that white oval is a side marker turn signal light. If you look at Euro cars over here )BMW, VW, etc.) they all have a light between the door and the front tires, and since Kyle's in the UK, I'll bet they require them also. Is that close, Kyle?
Rampant,
This is just a guess, but I'm thinking that white oval is a side marker turn signal light. If you look at Euro cars over here )BMW, VW, etc.) they all have a light between the door and the front tires, and since Kyle's in the UK, I'll bet they require them also. Is that close, Kyle?
Yea, I understand about them sticking out. Didn't really want that either, but it looks so good in person.
Much more aggressive.
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