Need help with 2012 TL rims and springs (lowering)
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Need help with 2012 TL rims and springs (lowering)
I have a 2012 TL tech, and I will be putting Rohana RC10 rims with Hankook 235/35/19 tires on it. What I need to know is what springs or coilovers to purchase for this job. Also any other pertinent information I would need to know, like rim displacement suggestions, I.e. How concave or convex front and rears should be.
This site where I will be buying the rims is suggesting a staggered setup- 33mm offset for front, and 35mm offset for rears. Is that ok?
This site where I will be buying the rims is suggesting a staggered setup- 33mm offset for front, and 35mm offset for rears. Is that ok?
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(2) 19x8.5 Rohana RC10 Silver/Machined w/ Chrome Stainless Steel Lip
(2) 19x9.5 Rohana RC10 Silver/Machined w/ Chrome Stainless Steel Lip
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The Original Shawdy
So you already know what tire size but not rim size? Usually with a staggered set up you'd run staggered tires. Also are you FWD or AWD?
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
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So you already know what tire size but not rim size? Usually with a staggered set up you'd run staggered tires. Also are you FWD or AWD?
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
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So you already know what tire size but not rim size? Usually with a staggered set up you'd run staggered tires. Also are you FWD or AWD?
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
As for suspension, that depends on your budget as well as what you're looking to get out of it. Are you interested in just getting rid of the wheel gap or are you trying to drop it low and handle more aggressive. You can buy springs for a $200-300 where coilovers will run you easily $800+ depending on brand.
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