Official~Best offsets for running FAT tires!
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Sorry these posts happened to fall on a different page and I missed them.
Thanks for remembering! I think I started the build thread after I had pulled my fenders so it might not be documented in there.
If you have pulled with an eastwood before I think you can probably get about 10mm before the quarter panel starts acting funny. I pulled my fenders about 15-20mm - not too sure because I just eyeballed it - and certain places of the panel bubbled in as if they were dented.
Here is what the fender looked like before it was smoothed out. Keep in mind this was the first time I've ever used a fender roller and I wasn't worried about damaging because I knew my car was going into the shop. I'm sure I would be able to do a much better job now that I have the experience under my belt.
Even with the pull I have to run -2.7 camber to fit my 295/30/19x11 +25.
Maybe Tonyhtx can chime in and give you some info on his setup. I'm almost positive he has a pulled rear fender. Here is his build thread: TonyHTX Build Theres got to be some info in there about it.
Thanks for remembering! I think I started the build thread after I had pulled my fenders so it might not be documented in there.If I correct the camber to spec (-1.7 to -0.7) I will not be able to drive without damaging my fenders.
Want to Pull my rear fenders out at least 1/2 inch.
I know there are some sedan owners on here that have pulled their rear fender. yes I know that the rear lip is factory flat and nothing to roll but I need to Pull them out.
Have you done this? how much have pull were you able to do without requirement of body work?
Want to Pull my rear fenders out at least 1/2 inch.
I know there are some sedan owners on here that have pulled their rear fender. yes I know that the rear lip is factory flat and nothing to roll but I need to Pull them out.
Have you done this? how much have pull were you able to do without requirement of body work?
Here is what the fender looked like before it was smoothed out. Keep in mind this was the first time I've ever used a fender roller and I wasn't worried about damaging because I knew my car was going into the shop. I'm sure I would be able to do a much better job now that I have the experience under my belt.
Even with the pull I have to run -2.7 camber to fit my 295/30/19x11 +25.
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Bahaha. 
Fronts: 20x9.5 +27 w/ 255/35/20
Rears: 20x10.5 +45 w 285/30/20
Thanks! I was hesitant to pull the trigger on the Bronze Burst so I am happy I did. It really pops in the sunlight.
Offsets are above. More pictures are coming soon. I need to bust out the DSLR and get some good shots.
Originally Posted by kdawg8526
damn whats the specs on those wheels
Rears: 20x10.5 +45 w 285/30/20
Originally Posted by G37Some
bronze burst is sooooo sick. *drool*
Originally Posted by dtea54
Love the bronze burst, need more pics ! By the what are your offset?
If you do an aggressive pull, you might as well go to a shop unless you like bacon fenders.
If you only need a few mm, I'd still recommend hiring someone to do it. You'll want to avoid going to the body shop unless you're okay with spending a good chunk of cash.
If you only need a few mm, I'd still recommend hiring someone to do it. You'll want to avoid going to the body shop unless you're okay with spending a good chunk of cash.
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I would still recommend either having a professional do it or rent/buy an Eastwood fender roller. Would have made the job 10x easier. Actually, Eastwood has the tool on sale right now for $108. I may even pick one up to have around the shop.
waiting for more pics 
seriously bronze burst is possibly the best finish for black cars, especially for the florida sunshine. whatever my next car is it will be black again, and with bronze burst wheels for sure
seriously bronze burst is possibly the best finish for black cars, especially for the florida sunshine. whatever my next car is it will be black again, and with bronze burst wheels for sure
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Working on it, I promise! I have a few cell phone pictures but they look like garbage and are unworthy for this thread. I will get some nice pictures this weekend for you guys. I was so unsure about the bronze burst color. I have always defaulted to the stand silver finish on all my previous wheels for past cars. I am happy I went outside of my comfort and went with the bronze. It looks fantastic on the black. Now I just need to black out my window trim and grill.
Edit: Just realized we follow each other on IG. Love your car BTW.