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It needs it to clear the struts and such sir.
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Here it are some pictures of my car with Velgen Classic 5 20 x10.5 45mm offset. 8 mm spacer up front with ARP longer wheels studs. 305/30-20 Nitto 555 G2 on all FOUR.
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Would 305/35s fit on a square 20x10.5 setup?
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Depends on the drop but yes it should work on a mild drop. Remember you do need a small spacer up front for clearance.
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Cool, I prefer more meat and I won't be dropping that much. Starting to strongly consider a square setup so I can rotate and avoid tramlining as much as possible.
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Yea a lot of guys are leaning towards that direction. With the right tire size and drop the car still looks great. It will also definitely handle good too.
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Love my classic 5s thanks guys!
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This is happening. So for a square 10.5x20 set up...
-8mm spacers up front
-Extended wheel studs up front (3")
-Open spline drive lug nuts (not sure if open is necessary)
Sound about right? As for tires, 305/35 would be preferable to make gearing a bit taller as I have the 3.73's. I am lowered 3/4"F and 1/2"R on BMR SP089/82. So Hoping I could get away with 35 series. And I am torn between the silver and gun metal on Oxford White. Both look so good!
-8mm spacers up front
-Extended wheel studs up front (3")
-Open spline drive lug nuts (not sure if open is necessary)
Sound about right? As for tires, 305/35 would be preferable to make gearing a bit taller as I have the 3.73's. I am lowered 3/4"F and 1/2"R on BMR SP089/82. So Hoping I could get away with 35 series. And I am torn between the silver and gun metal on Oxford White. Both look so good!
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You can most probably get away with doing a 35 series. As for color silver will give you a clean look and the gunmetal would look more aggressive on the white. its all about color preference. Ill attach some photos so you can see the different options.
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Damn! That would be the only time I would put black wheels on a car. That looks good.
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