Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
12-28-2008, 08:55 PM
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Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
running wheels like this eliminates UNDERSTEER... seems very popular in japan... opposed to the USA where everyone just runs super stiff springs in rear and monster sized sway bar
ps: i have tested both setups personally
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES... LETS GET MORE UP HERE
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ps: i have tested both setups personally
HERE ARE SOME EXAMPLES... LETS GET MORE UP HERE
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12-29-2008, 11:38 AM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
Yeah spacer's count even if they are the same size rim's and offset all around the car I just want to see more since we have FWD car's and the RWD staggered look is what people are doing I want to see what the opposite like they are doing in japan. So show me some picture's BUMP
12-29-2008, 03:48 PM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
My new setup for autocross is 225s on a 15x7 up front and 205s on a 15x5.5 in the rear.
No real pics of the set up yet.
Here's a pic test fitting some 225s up front with my rolled fenders:
A few years ago, I had 205s all the way around, but ran the wheels staggered. It worked pretty well.
No name 15x7s up front and ford escort 15x5.5 in the rear:
Heres a shot of the 7" wide by the 5.5" wide. Both with 205/50/15s.
The 7" wide puts quite a bit more rubber on the ground. Its almost like running staggered tires.
No real pics of the set up yet.
Here's a pic test fitting some 225s up front with my rolled fenders:
A few years ago, I had 205s all the way around, but ran the wheels staggered. It worked pretty well.
No name 15x7s up front and ford escort 15x5.5 in the rear:
Heres a shot of the 7" wide by the 5.5" wide. Both with 205/50/15s.
The 7" wide puts quite a bit more rubber on the ground. Its almost like running staggered tires.
12-29-2008, 06:34 PM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
QFT.. im not a fan of the reverse staggered look though it is very functional id much rather rock the same offset up front and out back..
12-29-2008, 07:42 PM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
Dont even think about it, pal.
If you step outside the box, we will flame you till you get back in!!!!!!!!!!
12-29-2008, 09:45 PM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
they are RL brakes. A bit bigger than TL's
you are correct. Hood ribs are cut out and still needs 1" of spacing. Hood was also popped when I took this picture.
you are correct. Hood ribs are cut out and still needs 1" of spacing. Hood was also popped when I took this picture.
Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
12-31-2008, 01:33 PM
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Re: Reverse Staggered lookin for Picture's
I just thought it would be reverse stagger since everyone run's the Low-offset in the rear but instead some are running them in the front so Reverse stagger
