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Sorry to burst your bubble but I recently found out that there is no answer to that question anywhere, ever!!!
Here is why. The stock rims are +55. Good luck finding inexpensive rims in that offset.
People here have said not to go lower than +48 because of rubbing, but yet SutlTL has +48 WITH rubbing problems and Arn2000TL has +40 WITHOUT rubbing problems and he has Comptech springs. All wheel shops say it depends on the wheel, so you'll have to find someone here with the exact wheel, brand of tire and tire size, before you can be sure.
Sorry to sound morbid, but I have been going through this for months with no definite answer.
BTW, I think you'll want to drop it after putting 18's on. Wheel Gap is noticeable.
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Here is why. The stock rims are +55. Good luck finding inexpensive rims in that offset.
People here have said not to go lower than +48 because of rubbing, but yet SutlTL has +48 WITH rubbing problems and Arn2000TL has +40 WITHOUT rubbing problems and he has Comptech springs. All wheel shops say it depends on the wheel, so you'll have to find someone here with the exact wheel, brand of tire and tire size, before you can be sure.
Sorry to sound morbid, but I have been going through this for months with no definite answer.
BTW, I think you'll want to drop it after putting 18's on. Wheel Gap is noticeable.
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1999 Firepepper Red
Under Body Kit/Rear Wing Spoiler/26 Piece Wood Grain Console/BurlWood Shift Knob/30% Smoke Tint/Comptech Sways & Springs/02 Tails
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Originally posted by adamyankee:
Sorry to burst your bubble but I recently found out that there is no answer to that question anywhere, ever!!!
Here is why. The stock rims are +55. Good luck finding inexpensive rims in that offset.
People here have said not to go lower than +48 because of rubbing, but yet SutlTL has +48 WITH rubbing problems and Arn2000TL has +40 WITHOUT rubbing problems and he has Comptech springs. All wheel shops say it depends on the wheel, so you'll have to find someone here with the exact wheel, brand of tire and tire size, before you can be sure.
Sorry to sound morbid, but I have been going through this for months with no definite answer.
BTW, I think you'll want to drop it after putting 18's on. Wheel Gap is noticeable.
Sorry to burst your bubble but I recently found out that there is no answer to that question anywhere, ever!!!
Here is why. The stock rims are +55. Good luck finding inexpensive rims in that offset.
People here have said not to go lower than +48 because of rubbing, but yet SutlTL has +48 WITH rubbing problems and Arn2000TL has +40 WITHOUT rubbing problems and he has Comptech springs. All wheel shops say it depends on the wheel, so you'll have to find someone here with the exact wheel, brand of tire and tire size, before you can be sure.
Sorry to sound morbid, but I have been going through this for months with no definite answer.
BTW, I think you'll want to drop it after putting 18's on. Wheel Gap is noticeable.
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