The Ultimate Aggressive Wheel Thread... Evo X Style
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Too bad we can't tint our windows here like they do in other states. But then again, people freaking out after mistaking your X for the "Tumbler" from Batman might not be such a good thing either. Nice meeting you guys this Saturday!
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she still wants wheels, but she slammed it within 500 miles...
Last edited by joe_r; Apr 7, 2009 at 07:25 PM.
to everyone...
just took the low offset to the limit.
Effective offset of -2
It works withoug rubbing too! And no, the camber is nothing crazy. -2.2F and -1.2R. Some fender work is required including roll front and rear. No crazy pulling or anyting just a roll. And actually the fronts should be hammerd not rolled because it pulls the thin fender material no matter what you do with the roller. Hammer and mallet work all day
Wheels are 18x9 +18 and they are mounted on a 20mm spacer so the effective offset is -2. Tire size is 245/40/18. Its perfectly flush front and rear and this is plenty of tire to have fun with. 285s aren't necesary for daily driving
Effective offset of -2
It works withoug rubbing too! And no, the camber is nothing crazy. -2.2F and -1.2R. Some fender work is required including roll front and rear. No crazy pulling or anyting just a roll. And actually the fronts should be hammerd not rolled because it pulls the thin fender material no matter what you do with the roller. Hammer and mallet work all day
Wheels are 18x9 +18 and they are mounted on a 20mm spacer so the effective offset is -2. Tire size is 245/40/18. Its perfectly flush front and rear and this is plenty of tire to have fun with. 285s aren't necesary for daily driving
Last edited by Spunkysandoval; Apr 27, 2009 at 09:05 PM.
