Offset with 1.5" front and 1" rear drop?

[MrVu1101]

Hey guys.

My car is dropped 1.5" in the front and 1.0" in the rear. I love the lowered ride but my stock PP wheel offset gets a serious awning look from the fenders. Does anyone with the same drop know about what offset I'd need to get the wheels flush with the fenders?

Thanks!

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[jbailer]

25mm (1"). You can get the wheel adapters at both American Muscle and CJ Pony.

 

[MrVu1101]

I've heard spacers aren't safe. Is that true?

 

[RoushStang]

I've heard spacers aren't safe. Is that true?

I have been running the bolt on 1" spacers since I bought my car and its smooth as stock.

Brings the wheels flush front and rear.

My car has even been to the track with no issues on them, autocross as well.

 

[EFI]

I've heard spacers aren't safe. Is that true?

Like many other things in life, it comes down to quality and depends who makes em.

If you get high quality parts I would not be afraid to track them. If you get crap parts I would be afraid to set my car back down on the ground.

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

It all depends on the tire combo and wheel width you are going with.

 

[MrVu1101]

It all depends on the tire combo and wheel width you are going with.

20x9 in the front, 20x11 in the rear. I am trying to do some research to see if this is possible without sticking out too much in the rear, offset is a tricky thing to figure out for me for some reason. I like the style of the Forgestar F14's.

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

20x9 in the front, 20x11 in the rear. I am trying to do some research to see if this is possible without sticking out too much in the rear, offset is a tricky thing to figure out for me for some reason. I like the style of the Forgestar F14's.

I have the perfect offsets for those wheels

 

[MrVu1101]

I have the perfect offsets for those wheels

Haha. Brand?

 

[Paul@PKAUTODESIGN]

Haha. Brand?

MRR
Forgestar
RSR
Avant Garde

The choices are all there it just depends on the style you want.

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