pros and cons of going non staggard
Since there arent many choices for staggard setups I was wondering what if I go non staggard. What offsets would I should look into for 17 and 18" wheels. also what are the pros and cons of going non staggared,
thanks
Mike
thanks
Mike
there's generally two type of people running non-staggered
one type is moron that looks for some cheap wheels
another type if track junkie that needs the extra braking and turn in. (9 inch +)
if you are doing non-staggered because you can use cheap wheel, you are doing it for the wrong reason
one type is moron that looks for some cheap wheels
another type if track junkie that needs the extra braking and turn in. (9 inch +)
if you are doing non-staggered because you can use cheap wheel, you are doing it for the wrong reason
If you're gonna be running anything less than 245 all around, you'll be losing a significant amount of overall grip and handling.
If you're running a 245+ all the way around, your overall grip will be improved, however your car will have an oversteering tendency. Track junkies usually counter this with an upgraded front anti-sway bar.
Most people with staggered setups run a 17x9 +63 with 245 or 255.
If you're running a 245+ all the way around, your overall grip will be improved, however your car will have an oversteering tendency. Track junkies usually counter this with an upgraded front anti-sway bar.
Most people with staggered setups run a 17x9 +63 with 245 or 255.
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