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Cars have managed to get 345s in on the rears

This pic is Paul’s from PKautodesign shop car with Toyos 345s in the back... they look freaking awesome
Actually looks flush wonder what springs it’s lowered on and offset.
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Right now it's just Factory alignment specs
What offset are the rear 19x11 looks like a lot more room on the inside looks maybe like it pokes only a few mm. I bet it looks even better in person .
 

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What offset are the rear 19x11 looks like a lot more room on the inside looks maybe like it pokes only a few mm. I bet it looks even better in person .
They are a 55 mm offset I believe. and they do look way better in person.
 

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Wonder if it would tuck and not rub on sportlines
Mine is on Ford Racing drop Springs. I believe they're 1 inch. I had to put Ford Racing struts and and Camber bolts to get the front not to rub. but the rear has miles of room. what's the drop on the Sport lines?
 

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Mine is on Ford Racing drop Springs. I believe they're 1 inch. I had to put Ford Racing struts and and Camber bolts to get the front not to rub. but the rear has miles of room. what's the drop on the Sport lines?
Not sure maybe 1.8 front 1.2 rear.
 

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They are a 55 mm offset I believe. and they do look way better in person.
Normally, a 11" wheel has a +50mm offset (unless you had them custom - a 11.5" is around +55/56mm)
 

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Normally, a 11" wheel has a +50mm offset (unless you had them custom - a 11.5" is around +55/56mm)
I was going off this from American muscle
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It all seems legit. I have one 11" wide set with +50 and another +52 offsets. The difference of 50mm and 55mm is less than 1/4"(.1968").
 

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Hey guys. Looking for some sizing help for my 2015 GTPP.

I'm looking to see if anyone is running, or has input, on running 20x10.5 +40 with 305/35/20 on all four corners and dropped on Eibach Sportline springs (1.5 inch drop).

What I'm looking to achieve is an aggressive fitment with maximum rubber but without rubbing or fender modifications. I would like to retain as close to factory alignment as possible as well (no extreme camber).
 
 




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