20x10.5 square Niche Misano aggressive setup

[dausmus]

Ohhh wow.....good to know they fit with room to spare. Now I'm seriously considering this squared with 285s

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[Need4SpeedMotors]

[MENTION=15194]Gdyup50[/MENTION] the 315 will sit flusher in the rear then the setup you qouted just so you know brotha. But both work

 

[Five Oh Brian]

Guard GT, those are nice looking wheels, but there just isn't enough offset for your car. The fronts need about another 15-20 mm offset, while the rears need about another 20-30 mm offset minimum. Having them extend past the fender just isn't a good look, IMO.

I recently purchased new wheels for my '14 GT, and it tooks months to find a wheel I liked that had proper offsets to work with my car. Many awesome wheels just aren't offered in enough different offsets.

 

[GuardGT]

Guard GT, those are nice looking wheels, but there just isn't enough offset for your car. The fronts need about another 15-20 mm offset, while the rears need about another 20-30 mm offset minimum. Having them extend past the fender just isn't a good look, IMO.

I recently purchased new wheels for my '14 GT, and it tooks months to find a wheel I liked that had proper offsets to work with my car. Many awesome wheels just aren't offered in enough different offsets.

thank you for your opinion, but I didn't want the sunken in look that a large majority of people have on their cars. I happen to be quite happy with my fitment, and will be even happier once I have my 275s on there. they don't rub at all, and I can drop it even lower with no issues. so technically, they fit my car just fine. the lips aren't actually past the fender, and I can easily adjust that with camber and toe angles. I almost went custom offsets, but found these that were close enough to the fit I wanted, so I saved some $ and went off the shelf wheels. plus, I have a super concave face on all 4 wheels that nobody else ive seen can compare to. I hate flat front wheels and concave rears, just a pet peeve of mine.

 

[Gdyup50]

Well I went with the 20x10 squared bro so don't worry about mine being the same, lol

 

[GuardGT]

Well I went with the 20x10 squared bro so don't worry about mine being the same, lol

hey, wouldn't mind twinning with such a pretty car

 

[Gdyup50]

hey, wouldn't mind twinning with such a pretty car

LOL, ya I guess I'm losing a bit of that concave look, hope it's not too much, I'm the same as you, more concave the better...

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

the concavity is literally a matter of 3-4 mm at most nothing dramatically crazy.

 

[Valdez_S550]

[MENTION=19802]GuardGT[/MENTION], how do the sportlines ride compared to stock? Im looking into buying them but Ive read a lot of reviews saying that there're squeaky and ride very harsh. You said you DD your car so i figured you'd be the guy to ask! I would love to hear your input, and anyone else on sportlines as well.

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Personally Ive had no issues with the sportlines, nor any of the guys ive setup and my buddies that use them.

 

[Valdez_S550]

^^ how aggressive can you go with sportlines with wheel and tire size?

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

^^ how aggressive can you go with sportlines with wheel and tire size?

Aggressive ive done up to a 275/315 setup flush fit, no issues you just make sure the rear camber specs are adjusted that's all.

You can for instance run a 10/11 fitment with the 275/315 no headaches.

 

[2morrow]

Aggressive ive done up to a 275/315 setup flush fit, no issues you just make sure the rear camber specs are adjusted that's all.

You can for instance run a 10/11 fitment with the 275/315 no headaches.

Good stuff right there

 

[Need4SpeedMotors]

Good stuff right there

Yes sir !

 

[Gdyup50]

Haven't had any issues with my sportlines, will be getting my 20x10 setup friday, thanks to Paul

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