HIGER the Offset, the lower you can drop, right?
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HIGER the Offset, the lower you can drop, right?
I want to keep my car low when I get my gunmetal 15's. I'm at about 2.75" right now on my Ground Controls and OEM 14" wheels. I am looking to take it down maybe another 1/4" with the 15's for a really low / nice look.
So, the higher the offset the lower you can go w/o rubbing the fenders correct?
I may even roll the fenders, but if I can get a high offset to avoid rolling the fenders that would be great!!!
So, the higher the offset the lower you can go w/o rubbing the fenders correct?
I may even roll the fenders, but if I can get a high offset to avoid rolling the fenders that would be great!!!
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Re: HIGER the Offset, the lower you can drop, right? (Hybrid93Hatch)
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Debating between +40 and +45 with 16" Rota C8's (Gunmetal)
In the post above it was for the 98 LX, not they are for the 93 Cx
Debating between +40 and +45 with 16" Rota C8's (Gunmetal)
In the post above it was for the 98 LX, not they are for the 93 Cx
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