okay i got my wheels today. They were not the same offsets as avertised. dam fleabay sellers BS.
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front are fine 20x8.5 +32 cool
rears are 20x10 +35 not so cool. They poked out when i had it jacked up.

i wanted to run 255/35/20 in front and 285/30/20 rear.

stock ride hieght for now,will be doing eibach.

My question is will they camber in with a tire mounted with the cars weight? stock ride hieght and will the tires rub?

CAN i camber in the stock suspension?

 

pictures added any advice?
besides junk them lol

 

Of course they are past the fender...the car is jacked up. When you put weight back on the springs it will camber in and fit fine.

 

They SHOULD poke out when the car is jacked up. Otherwise, if you drop the car back they will sit deep in the wheel well.

 

ive never owned a wheel set up like this..
I havent paid for the tires just yet,i just want to double check because once you mount. You own it..

i get what you guys are saying,but i would think it would just drop down and not stick out that much. The offset is my worries.

 

Put a block under the wheel and drop the car to put some weight on it so that it lifts. First time I put my 20x10.5 on in the rear I had nearly the same look you've got there and was a little scared it'd rub still. Set the car down and it tucked just fine.

 

Based on the specs, you should be fine. But i agree with placing the wood block under it to.see what it will look.like on the ground.

 

ill try the block this afternoon and see what happens..

 

Also note that putting on Eibachs will help them tuck a little bit more. Can't quantify it for you, but on my coupe it was probably good for at least 1cm if not closer to 2 in the rear.

 

I just did the block trick it closed the gap,but not all the way.
is that normal for the offset?
Maybe with the tire it will close more idk.
i was gonna mount a tire but, dam firestone is slower than s-hit with shipping..

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Dude you gotta put way more weight on that suspension than that to get an idea. You'll be fine though

 

Can we see the rim too? What brand? Model? Etc? Im just curious

 

alright im trusting you guys...
just waiting on the tires and gonna mount them.

There nothing special there lorenzo wl26 matte black with meachine finish
got them real cheap300 shipped

 

Without lowering the car, the rim of the wheel will stick out just as you see it on the blocks. You mentioned that you will be lowering the car with Eibachs in the future. Once you lower the car the natural camber that will be created will tuck the rim of the wheels in further.

To give you an idea of something similar, here is another member's car. He is running 20x10.5 with a 35 offset in the rear. He is lowered with, I believe, 1.6 degrees of camber in the rear. Take note, his wheels are 20x10.5 as opposed to your 20x10s.

 

they fit fine ive run 20x10+35 on rear with 275's and never rubbed even with the car full off people.