there is a good flush and there is a retarded flush, it all depends on what you want
search up on tyrestretch.com
So, i'm trying to get my car HellaFlush before summer starts.
I am only briefly familiar with offset, tire sizes, n rims sizes.
What's the biggest set of rims, with a lip, and stretch tired can I buy?
there is a good flush and there is a retarded flush, it all depends on what you want
search up on tyrestretch.com
can you please search the site. Not just type some meaningless garbage in the box and click enter, but really look.
look at SHGeasye's car. He has awesome stance and its functional
if you don't like that style look at Ghettotech's car
if you don't look at the member rides section i could tell you to put anything on your car and you will think its 'Hellaflush' and it will be garbage
Last edited by shanewdude; 01-14-2011 at 07:31 AM. Reason: Not appropriate
I'm sorry for the things I have yet to learn.
I've looked throughout this site and clubep3.
"rolling on Fn01r-c’s, 18x8.5 +30 and 18x9.5 +22 in the rear. "
okay, so WTF does THIS mean...in english?
The measurements confuse the fuck out of me. 18x....so i know it's 18 in rims....and the +22 is the offset?
but i don't understand how all that combines with the car's measurements, etc....
Which is what I'd like to know. Haven't found a single post that explains part-by-part what the measurements are,
and how they take place in cambering//and slammin//fender rolling.
Last edited by shanewdude; 01-14-2011 at 07:33 AM.
im not gonna bash you
18=18inch diameter rims
8.5=rim width
and your right about the + being offset
in the ep3 id avoid +0 its hard to tuck
many guys are running 16x8 +15 xxr rims, as am i, not super flush but they fit alright
How do you think they Work Meisters S1 R would fit?? I want to have as much lip as i can, but still look good. Since my EP doesn't have much, I want my stance to stand out....in a good way.
http://www.workwheelsusa.com/media/w...S1R%20Spec.pdf
18x8.5 +30
18 in wheels
8.5in wide
offset is explained by the distance from the centerline of the wheel (expressed in mm)
so those wheels would be 30mm closer to the outside of the wheel, measured from the centerline.
camber is a measurement of the "lean" that the top of your wheel makes. it is a tool that is used to counteract suspension geometry changes when under compression.
slammin is the slang refrence for lowering the ride height of a vehicle by cutting your springs
fender rolling is when your friends come over with a baseball bat and roll the arches of your wheel wells so your tires will not rub on you fenders/fender liners
Serisously though, please do some research before you respond to my post.
just fyi. 18x8.5 is extremely hard to pull off. try out 16x8 +15 offset. research and go to www.wrongfitmentcrew.com/forum/index.php
grippy is super helpful
Dude the internet is full of knowledge. If you need to figure something out or need to search something use Google. You would be surprised how many ways it will tell you what an offset means or what the width of a wheel is. All you have to do is put the time into research.
And if you want a big lip wheel you bought the wrong car.
Last edited by shanewdude; 01-14-2011 at 07:34 AM. Reason: Not appropriate
-Rob
Ok lets see I'll set my personal opinion aside and try to answer this in a way you'll understand.
Get some 17x8 or If you wana 17x8.5 with around +20 some 205/50 or 205/45 tires :D
Now we move on to getting coilovers and don't even think about preload
Now we go get an alignment along the lines of -3 front and -5.5 in the back
Roll those fenders now
Hella flush plate frame
Stickers angled all the way down the left side of the back of the window.
Have a ton of money put away for tires and oil pans
and finish with this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-BGIcRBPHM
now the first 4 suggestions were serious that would be how you start if you wanted to go the hella flush route
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