How much camber you need to run to fit those? Fenders pulled?

 

These are pretty much square. They will be when I put a 5 mm spacer up front

19x10 +45 front
19x10 +40 rear
255/35/19 all around
Eibach springs
*19x10 +40 is a perfect square setup if you're looking to leave enough room not to rub and not to poke out too much*
DO NOT GO HIGHER THAN A +45 in the front if you have a ten inch wide wheel. You will rub on the front spindle or whatever it's called

 

Natural camber, no fender mods no and camber kits reqrd.

 

Nice fit Gregor, looks like you did your homework That upper section of the steering knuckle can cause problems w/ too much positive offset, glad you pointed that out. It's even worse for 17 or 18" wheels as it has that drastic curve that really gets in the way for smaller diameter sets.

VA55, post more pics when you can, great job w/ those 10.5s.

 

Thanks man. And yes! The 19s are right in the deepest part of the curve! If I turn the wheel all the way I think it rubs just a little bit. Going to add some spacers and studs in the front.

Phil

 

I'm really liking that look Gregor! What wheels are those and how much are you dropped on the Eibach springs?

 

The wheels made by klutch! Model km20

And I believe it was something like 1.2 front and 1 rear. Can't remember though

 

Im looking to buy these wheels. http://www.elementwheels.com/proddet...090verdev39sil

Currently lowered on Tein S Techs on front and Eibach Pro on rear. What offset would make it flush 32mm or 38mm. Im looking to go square setup 245 35 20" tires.

 

Those will look really clean in my opinion. What do you consider flush? Haha. Also. Check eBay. There's a wheel dealer on there that sells these at a better price.

 

link it up breh....im lazy Seriously though cause im coming up empty in my search.

 

so there is no rubbing issues? and what about your turning radius is it bad?

 

No Rubbing issues. Only if I turn all the way to the right. And pull the steering wheel harder. Other than that I have no issues. A 10 inch wide wheel with a +40 is perfect in my opinion

Phil

 

I searched verde parallax and it popped up with 417 items haha

 

Ask and you shall receive my child
http://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/351550932820

 

CC-- love that you have had different setups. Im putting on my coilovers next spring and in the process of buying wheels. I am looking at the Work Kiwami 19x9.5 +38 or the 19x9.5 +25 squared setup with 245/40 tires. Since you have experience with basically both sizes, what would you recommend for a dd/ keeping a good 1.5 inch gap between tire and fender. And for treadwear id like to keep it around the lower end of OEM camber spec (-1.2 to -1.4). I don't have BBK yet, and i know the +38 will not clear without spacers. Opinions? Thanks in advance

also, would like to be as flush as possible without rubbing.