Why Are Negative Offset Rims So Hard To Find?
Why is it so hard to find negative offset rims for my S2k? It's like 99% positive offset, and 1% negative. Why? I feel the negative offset not only looks cooler with the deep-dish appearance but, they also widen the stance for better cornering performance. So, why are almost all the rims positive offset?
I am specifically not searching for chrome as that is too heavy. Looking for track-worthy lightweight rims. {Bronze would be way cool to pair with my red S2k, going for that old school Ferrari P3 color scheme.}
I am specifically not searching for chrome as that is too heavy. Looking for track-worthy lightweight rims. {Bronze would be way cool to pair with my red S2k, going for that old school Ferrari P3 color scheme.}
Because the S2000 is a performance vehicle and the suspension geometry is such that it requires a positive offset wheel to function correctly.
A negative offset wheel is going to eat the fenders, eat wheel bearings, make the car handle poorly, and will look, in my option, like hammered dog poop.
A negative offset wheel is going to eat the fenders, eat wheel bearings, make the car handle poorly, and will look, in my option, like hammered dog poop.
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