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aeipee13 · 05-22-2009, 06:43 PM

You could run your rear with a higher offset than the front. Say no more than 2-10mm difference between the front and rear. I know looks-wise it may not be what you want but it will help the car rotate better. I think if you combine everything said earlier with the "reverse staggered offset" (i don't know if there is a term for that setup) you could achieve what you are after.

I'm planning on running the "reverse staggered offset" once I get wheels sorted so if you don't get around to it I will let you know how it feels. My suspension is stock and I will be running only a 23mm rear sway bar,stock suspension , 15x7 et37 or 16x7 et40 on Falken RT615s 205/50/15 or 16. Once Tamago finishes his hub spacers I was going to run the 13mm in the front and the 10mm in the rear.

05-22-2009, 06:43 PM	#5
aeipee13 DKDC Drives: Yarlet Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: los angeles Posts: 200	You could run your rear with a higher offset than the front. Say no more than 2-10mm difference between the front and rear. I know looks-wise it may not be what you want but it will help the car rotate better. I think if you combine everything said earlier with the "reverse staggered offset" (i don't know if there is a term for that setup) you could achieve what you are after. I'm planning on running the "reverse staggered offset" once I get wheels sorted so if you don't get around to it I will let you know how it feels. My suspension is stock and I will be running only a 23mm rear sway bar,stock suspension , 15x7 et37 or 16x7 et40 on Falken RT615s 205/50/15 or 16. Once Tamago finishes his hub spacers I was going to run the 13mm in the front and the 10mm in the rear.