CONCAVE te37 love
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show....php?t=2251778
i know we can't fit that wide of wheels, especially with low offsets, and don't get me wrong, I'm al about function, and i could care less about being "low"
i gotta pick these up asap, ill MAKE them fit...i have to! 245-255 all around as well... O LES DO IT!
any inputs?
i know we can't fit that wide of wheels, especially with low offsets, and don't get me wrong, I'm al about function, and i could care less about being "low"
i gotta pick these up asap, ill MAKE them fit...i have to! 245-255 all around as well... O LES DO IT!
any inputs?
Those aren't even that concave. Don't they concave at a higher offset than that like +35 or +30? +12 is just so agressive even with overfenders and wider fronts you won't cover them. I am pretty sure there are concave ones with a higher offset.
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/mm...ode=S2000-AERO
That, or something very similar to that MIGHT buy you enough clearance.
But orange TEs?.....
Looked at the numbers again, even with +50mm clearance on the front it isn't enough. Just get some TE37SL in +35 or whatever and roll like a bauss.
That, or something very similar to that MIGHT buy you enough clearance.
But orange TEs?.....
Looked at the numbers again, even with +50mm clearance on the front it isn't enough. Just get some TE37SL in +35 or whatever and roll like a bauss.
lol well i keep hearing different things
i hear that there not concave until about +15
but if at +35 there concave, I'm super down for that
anyone know where te37 start becoming concave?
+22 maybe?
i hear that there not concave until about +15
but if at +35 there concave, I'm super down for that
anyone know where te37 start becoming concave?
+22 maybe?
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I don't know about SL's but I've personally seen that 17x9 +22 and 17x9.5 +28 are both concave. You can fit 17x9 +22 with ASM over fenders.
Here's a LBP that has 17x9 +40 in the front and 17x9 +22 in the rear(not my car).

Here's a LBP that has 17x9 +40 in the front and 17x9 +22 in the rear(not my car).







