? for those with axis se7ens 19''
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? for those with axis se7ens 19''
i had them on my 96 tl. when i bought them i had a local shop MILL the wheels to raise the offset from a +45 to a +48. that was the highest they could go without it getting dangerous. i still had rubbing even after my fenders were rolled. looking at soopas car his seem to sit very nice in the fender. just wondering what offset you guys have or maybe the cl has more room than my tl did?
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We're running a 45 offset with the Se7ens. Soopa said he had some rubbing, but his car is pretty low. Damn it looks good.
How much was it to have them milled to a 48 offset? I'm thinking about getting this done since I want to go a bit lower, but Axis told me they would only make the Se7ens with an offset as high as 45.
How much was it to have them milled to a 48 offset? I'm thinking about getting this done since I want to go a bit lower, but Axis told me they would only make the Se7ens with an offset as high as 45.
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i only rub when i put 4 people in the car, or when i go around a 10mph turn at like 60mph. lol
+45.
i would raise the offset but i like how my wheels are near flush with the fenders... looks hot.
+45.
i would raise the offset but i like how my wheels are near flush with the fenders... looks hot.
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Originally posted by Rod
We're running a 45 offset with the Se7ens. Soopa said he had some rubbing, but his car is pretty low. Damn it looks good.
How much was it to have them milled to a 48 offset? I'm thinking about getting this done since I want to go a bit lower, but Axis told me they would only make the Se7ens with an offset as high as 45.
We're running a 45 offset with the Se7ens. Soopa said he had some rubbing, but his car is pretty low. Damn it looks good.
How much was it to have them milled to a 48 offset? I'm thinking about getting this done since I want to go a bit lower, but Axis told me they would only make the Se7ens with an offset as high as 45.
soopa, very nice ride bro. if the +45 is working for you and i buy em again i wont mill
i really liked how strong the wheels were, i hit major pot holes and only once did it effect the rim and it was only visible when balancing. that was due to a nail in my tire which left me at about 10psi when i hit the pot hole
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same situation dbox, bent one... and only visible on the balancer...
its fixed but still has a wobble... so i bought a new wheel... now i have a full size spare
its fixed but still has a wobble... so i bought a new wheel... now i have a full size spare
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Originally posted by soopa
same situation dbox, bent one... and only visible on the balancer...
its fixed but still has a wobble... so i bought a new wheel... now i have a full size spare
same situation dbox, bent one... and only visible on the balancer...
its fixed but still has a wobble... so i bought a new wheel... now i have a full size spare
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Although I've only had my 19" for a couple of weeks, I have the muse (+45 also) with 225/35/19 and i have npo problems at all. I had 2 big guys in the back and no probs with comptech. Just gotta drive real slow.
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Originally posted by Rod
How much did you pay for the one new wheel? I may have to do the same or see if I can redo the chrome, I don't know. Stupid situation made me rub up a bit on a curb.
How much did you pay for the one new wheel? I may have to do the same or see if I can redo the chrome, I don't know. Stupid situation made me rub up a bit on a curb.
your best off re-doin the chrome... will prolly be like $200 something to do that and get rid of the road rash
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im thinkin bout getting the axis se7en 18" chrome on some new tires (kumho ecsta supra 712's) do u all suggest that i lower it because i dont have much money, and if i do lower what should i do bout the rubbing problem?
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Originally posted by Goby202
im thinkin bout getting the axis se7en 18" chrome on some new tires (kumho ecsta supra 712's) do u all suggest that i lower it because i dont have much money, and if i do lower what should i do bout the rubbing problem?
im thinkin bout getting the axis se7en 18" chrome on some new tires (kumho ecsta supra 712's) do u all suggest that i lower it because i dont have much money, and if i do lower what should i do bout the rubbing problem?
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Originally posted by SinnedTL
You definetly gotta shave or roll your fenders just on the rears if you get those wheels, I have that exact wheel in 18" application and I shaved my rear fenders and the rear bumper alittle and took off the two top most clips on either side of the front wheel well fenders...
You definetly gotta shave or roll your fenders just on the rears if you get those wheels, I have that exact wheel in 18" application and I shaved my rear fenders and the rear bumper alittle and took off the two top most clips on either side of the front wheel well fenders...
my 19x8 se7ens fit just fine. no shaving for me
but good way to keep more peeps from getting them!
SO YEA... YOU WILL HAVE TO CUT YOUR QUARTER PANELS IF YOU GET THESE WHEELS.
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Originally posted by Goby202
hey soopa, if i didn't lower my car could i just leave everything like it is?
hey soopa, if i didn't lower my car could i just leave everything like it is?
i would suggest lowering on comptech springs... they do a good job of preventing rubbing with their progressive spring rate and moderate drop...
you wont have to cut or shave or wax or nair anything
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