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Thread: 16x8 +30 offset

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    16x8 +30 offset

    will these fit gd3? or do i have to do some rolling??

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    hell no.

    i'm running 16x7 +40mm offset, and it rubs... (thou i HAVE lowered mine like 3 inchs), and i've liped the gaurds withing an inch of their lives, removed the screw that holds the bumper on, and removed the plastic tags...

    17x7 +42mm will fit nice, (i kep getting told that the bigger the + offset the further in the mags will sit... )

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    what you can do is roll the guards, file down some plastic off the inside of the bumper and run some stretched tyres but it still may rub
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    im curious, what rims are these ?

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    you can use this

    just dont lower the car too much and run 205/40 tyres

    rolling will definately be required and might want to factor in a respray of the guards if the paint cracks
    also remove the inner splash guards (if there is any) and cut any bumper tabs

    you will rub the edges of the tyre if you dont have a stiff suspension setup




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    yeh i read about that white jazz with the ccw's, he had some springs originally, ive got kings atm, not really willing to get coils as its my daily and ive had enough of coils on my old ek with 12kg and 10kg spring rates.... lol
    but im leaning towards cutting the outer edge of the splash guards, cutting front n rear bumpers and ziptieing them down, and rolling the rears and fronts
    so we'll see how i go, if i get rubbing ill prob invest in some stiffer springs cause i no for a fact these king super lows r fkn softcore shit, need some hardcore treatment
    as for the wheels, ur gonna have to wait n see

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    am running cusco coilovers on mine, and the spring rates only 6kg. pretty sure they aren't as hard as the kings, (i have a set also), considering when i have time to replace the hieght adjstment in the back for the rear kings and raising the front to suit...

    would handle better with the stiffer rear, (well.. would better suit my driving style)

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    hey guys. need helep i just got a set of rims 15x6, 4x100 +40 offset. what tyres are best and can/should i stick with stock tyre size (185/55/15)?

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    185 55 15 or 195 50 15 will be fine.
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    205/50 15 has the same rolling diameter as stock wheel, and also looks better imo, thats my size tyre that i've fitted which i researched and fitted myself personally.
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