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FS: WORK T1S Varianza 19x8.5 19x10
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| 07-13-2008, 01:35 PM | #25 |
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wow, nice wheels. If I wasnt waiting for the vs8's I'd be all over these. someone is going to be a happy buyer.
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| 07-13-2008, 04:53 PM | #27 |
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Beautiful wheels. Those new pics are much better. However, 19x10 +25 seems like a very aggressive offset for the rear of an E9x. Are you sure you had no rubbing at all once the fenders were rolled? What about w/ people in the back seat? Or if you lowered your car a little more? When cornering w/ a small woman in the back seat, I rubbed w/ 19x9.5 +30, on a sedan, with the same size tires as you.
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| 07-14-2008, 11:43 AM | #28 |
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PMs replied!!
It is an aggressive offset, and I had no rubbing unless you hit a bump. I was going to roll my fenders but since I am selling the car, I no longer need to. I only once had a person in the backseat and I did notice more rubbing than usual. With the fenders rolled about 2mm I believe they should not rub. There is another member in CA running these wheels but in black chrome and I have the same exact offset as him, except he rolled his fenders. I cant imaging lowering the rear anymore. My rear tire is already just about tucked under the fender!! |
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