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Whats the specs on those wheels? How big are they, they fill the wheel well just perfectly ! You never cease to amaze 
Whats the specs on those wheels? How big are they, they fill the wheel well just perfectly ! You never cease to amaze
Talk to WSTO. Ordered from them. This is the Platinum Black + machine lip. Offsets: Front: 18x8 +37, Rear: 19x10 +35. Tires I'm running are Yokohama S Drives, 215/35/28 and 265/30/19. I removed the front 3mm spacer last night, no more rubbing on bumps.
The rears have a 5mm spacer, but no rubbing issues.
I don't expect nothing less than awesomeness from you Synth!
Though I'm curious how those would look without the polished lip.
Though I'm curious how those would look without the polished lip.
your car is perfection! imola orange is the best color ever!
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Talk to WSTO. Ordered from them. This is the Platinum Black + machine lip. Offsets: Front: 18x8 +37, Rear: 19x10 +35. Tires I'm running are Yokohama S Drives, 215/35/28 and 265/30/19. I removed the front 3mm spacer last night, no more rubbing on bumps.
Is that offset the best for 18/19? I'm having wheels made & I want the best offset, my car is as low as yours.
If you're going custom, I would guess that 18x8 +37 and 19x10 +29 would be the best using 215's and 265's.
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Ok, would 30 basically be the offset on your car being that you have that 5mm spacer? So the 29 would push the rim out 1mm? Sorry, I'm retarded when it comes to offsets.
Your car is perfection...your the reason I'm going 18/19 lol
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Yes. +29 would push bring it 1mm further out. Right now, I'm at +30 WITH a 5mm spacer. You might be even able to get away with +28. But I would say that +30/+29 would be the safest. Also keep in my mind that camber/tire size/brand/etc. makes an impact! Don't sue me if you rub! :biggrin:
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Lol hopefully it won't rub, I'm going with the tire size you recommended so I should be fine. Sold my LM's so there's no turning back! Appreciate the help.
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how do you NOT scrape on your rear end? ahahah LOVE IT! DROP IT LOW DROP IT DROP IT LOW
ahahah LOVE IT! DROP IT LOW DROP IT DROP IT LOW
how do you NOT scrape on your rear end?
I actually had to raise the rear a tad because I was tired of scraping the diffuser on bumps on the highway! Lol
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Looks killer Synth !
Synth - I've followed everything you've done since you bought that car.
Coming from an ex-Imola owner I have to say this is the best Imola I've ever seen! Simple, subtle, and aggressive all in one without being over the top.
Understated.
Coming from an ex-Imola owner I have to say this is the best Imola I've ever seen! Simple, subtle, and aggressive all in one without being over the top.
Understated.
beautiful as always! I wish you went through brakes like you do wheels.. I would love a crack at those stop techs one day :biggrin:
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