20" wheel pic thread
#31
Ferrada FR3
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#33
Aggressive, will need work on front & back
20x10.5 with 275/30 on all corners, lowered on D2 Racing coilovers.
20x10.5 with 275/30 on all corners, lowered on D2 Racing coilovers.
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blnewt (01-30-2018)
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F13SC (01-30-2018)
#35
My et is 25. front fenders are pinched and pulled, rear fenders slight pull with bumper tab removed. All 4 liners had to get trimmed.
I think a 30et 275/30 would be perfect with a lot less work. Front caliper must be checked for clearance.
I have heard of et28 with 265/30 fit with no work except rear bumper tab removed.
I think a 30et 275/30 would be perfect with a lot less work. Front caliper must be checked for clearance.
I have heard of et28 with 265/30 fit with no work except rear bumper tab removed.
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blnewt (01-30-2018)
#36
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My et is 25. front fenders are pinched and pulled, rear fenders slight pull with bumper tab removed. All 4 liners had to get trimmed.
I think a 30et 275/30 would be perfect with a lot less work. Front caliper must be checked for clearance.
I have heard of et28 with 265/30 fit with no work except rear bumper tab removed.
I think a 30et 275/30 would be perfect with a lot less work. Front caliper must be checked for clearance.
I have heard of et28 with 265/30 fit with no work except rear bumper tab removed.
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F13SC (02-13-2018)
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cMar (04-25-2018)
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You did it right, there would definitely be some rim edge exposure w/ the 255's. I only mentioned that because I have seen several 10.5/25 w/ 255's that look amazing. I get it though, a bit more pull/roll for more rim protection and honestly a better fitment/footprint overall. Mad props on your work, car is beautiful!
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F13SC (02-15-2018)
#40
You did it right, there would definitely be some rim edge exposure w/ the 255's. I only mentioned that because I have seen several 10.5/25 w/ 255's that look amazing. I get it though, a bit more pull/roll for more rim protection and honestly a better fitment/footprint overall. Mad props on your work, car is beautiful!
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2012 G37xS sedan. Lowered on Swift Springs and stock struts(due for replacement)
Previous Setup:
Vossen CV5 Silver Polished
20x9 +32 Continental DWS 245/35/20
20x10.5 +45 Continental DWS 285/30/20
Side Shot:
New Setup:
Volk GT30 with Volk Carbon Fiber Center caps and Project Kics R40 Neo-Chrome lugnuts
20x9.5 +35 Hankook V12 Evo 245/35/20
20x10.5 +37 Hankook V12 Evo 285/30/20
Front:
Side:
Wheel:
Excuse the dirty car. Should have cleaned it up this week.
Previous Setup:
Vossen CV5 Silver Polished
20x9 +32 Continental DWS 245/35/20
20x10.5 +45 Continental DWS 285/30/20
Side Shot:
New Setup:
Volk GT30 with Volk Carbon Fiber Center caps and Project Kics R40 Neo-Chrome lugnuts
20x9.5 +35 Hankook V12 Evo 245/35/20
20x10.5 +37 Hankook V12 Evo 285/30/20
Front:
Side:
Wheel:
Excuse the dirty car. Should have cleaned it up this week.
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blnewt (02-19-2018)
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Both are beautiful, IMO, each with observations that could be taken good or bad.
However, taken as a whole... gorgeous.
However, taken as a whole... gorgeous.
#45
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I like them, compared to previous set ups (kw, bilsteins, etc) they are really street friendly considering it sits pretty low. Now as far as handling they are GREAT! In the mountains they are just stiff enough to handle the turns. Definitely recommend!