Offsets

[reznunt]

Originally Posted by brickhardmeat

have you thought about adding camber bolts, someone was talking about doing this and I think it may work since them rubbing is on the outer, I actually think visually neg. camber looks cool, I'm still doing some research

since it's not a track car, the really minor rubbing on the splash guards isn't a problem for me. i've had this type of rubbing, and alot worse, in many different cars so i'm used to it. if i wanted to put her on the track, i'd raise up the height and/or remove the splash guards anyway. i'd have to say no to the camber bolts to try and save as much tire as i can. but they would definitely work for you.

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by reznunt

since it's not a track car, the really minor rubbing on the splash guards isn't a problem for me. i've had this type of rubbing, and alot worse, in many different cars so i'm used to it. if i wanted to put her on the track, i'd raise up the height and/or remove the splash guards anyway. i'd have to say no to the camber bolts to try and save as much tire as i can. but they would definitely work for you.

no camber bolts for me either now that I have the basics installed , I'm not concerned with rubbing

[ya_RS]

Originally Posted by kimona54

This is the info I have about OEM rim and tire sizes:

OEM 15x5.5, ET45, 185/60/15 or +38

OEM 16x6, ET51, 195/50/16

OEM 17x6.5, ET51, 205/45/17

I also assume that these are in stock height? now will lowering with the TRD springs 30 mm front and 30mm rear effect this?

[brickhardmeat]

Originally Posted by ya_RS

I also assume that these are in stock height? now will lowering with the TRD springs 30 mm front and 30mm rear effect this?

most aftermarket wheels are going to be 7 inches wide and that changes things a bit even with the same offset, also tire width and profile and how low you go, all things would have to factored in, I think lowering on TRD springs with any offset within reason should be fine up to a 16 inch wheel, you are still going to have quite a gap there