S2000 And Volks...always a good combo!
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It's just as simple as that.
It's just as simple as that.
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nothing rare about buying a new designed wheel.....
nothing rare about buying a new designed wheel.....
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nothing rare about buying a new designed wheel.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
Its not a new design, I believe the RE-30 is the newest one which looks great too.
Nice car
PS 17's or 18's, my guess is 18, right?
nothing rare about buying a new designed wheel.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
Its not a new design, I believe the RE-30 is the newest one which looks great too.
Nice car
PS 17's or 18's, my guess is 18, right?
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offsets 40+ around?
I guess you have to roll fenders front and rear? do you have to pull?
Whats so bad about rolling the fenders anyway, because I am deciding what offset I should get, and don't really want the tipical +50 +63 setup
I guess you have to roll fenders front and rear? do you have to pull?
Whats so bad about rolling the fenders anyway, because I am deciding what offset I should get, and don't really want the tipical +50 +63 setup
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From: PUTTIN UR MOUTH ON CURBZ CPT, SoCal
with a 7.5 n 8.5 not so much since it isnt as wide.. with a lil camber no rolling really needed... but best with
Well, I don't think the wideness plays a big part in clearing issues, or rubbing issues. I think the offset which if they are 40+, for a s2000 is a little more aggressive than stock (correct me if I am wrong). So I might think the NFR has some rolled fenders.
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this picture = sex

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this picture = sex
Right now, the fenders are not rolled, and I am at stock camber/toe. But, I do occasionally rub. I am going to try fender rolling first to see if that eliminates the rubbing. If that doesn't fix the problem, I will just add a bit of negative camber.
SE37's are rare anyways, let alone staggered. I knew the offsets were a smidge aggressive, but I had to make an exception for my favorite wheels of all time!
Thanks for the compliments. Just trying to keep this car clean and functional!
SE37's are rare anyways, let alone staggered. I knew the offsets were a smidge aggressive, but I had to make an exception for my favorite wheels of all time!
Thanks for the compliments. Just trying to keep this car clean and functional!
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SE37's are rare anyways, let alone staggered. I knew the offsets were a smidge aggressive, but I had to make an exception for my favorite wheels of all time!
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mine too... 2 great minds think alike...
SE37's are rare anyways, let alone staggered. I knew the offsets were a smidge aggressive, but I had to make an exception for my favorite wheels of all time!
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mine too... 2 great minds think alike...
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