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No offense, but I think it'd be wiser to just get original CR Kai's as opposed to CR2P if you're sticking with +40 offset. With CR2P I think the cost and looks would only be substantial/worth if you're going deep. I'm talking like +15 and lower/wide body or cambered.
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Hachiro, thank you. I am not very good at this wheel thing. Just looking for an aggressive look without having to do coilovers or wide body kit.
So +40 won't look deep Right ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
In other words can't have lip...unless I make lots of changes to body and suspension correct
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Not really, some suspension mods but not "lots of changes." Just look at these Work wheels XSA-04C... They can be aggressive depending on your width and offset.. Work XSA-04C 18x8.5 et41 & 18x9.5 et42 http://i41.photobucket.com/albums/e2...hoot%2004.jpeg VS. 18x9.5 et30 square with different face options. http://i.imgur.com/BjYvH2t.jpg |
I like the one at the bottom. Can i do that on springs?
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If you want an aggressive look, +35 offset would make the wheels a bit more flush. As mentioned above, those Work XSA would be perfect. |
Great, thank you. What's your opinion on skunk2 coilover @$1,090
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I have like a 1.5 inch lip on my wheels. They aren't Works but they are 3 piece. No wide body but a couple degrees camber for auto cross. I want to say they are 9 inches wide? Tires are 225/45. If I was getting new tires I'd get 235 or 245 in a shorter height
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you're on springs so you need front clearance
245/40 front -- 265/35 or 255/35 rear --- 245/40 is appropriate for a 8.5 wheel. 255/265 is good for a 9.5/10 wheeel. just remember: tire compound > tire width quality springs and struts > taiwanese crap coilovers (skunk/bc/fortune/stance/megan/raceland/etc etc etc) real wheels > reps pepsi > coke |
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even a 245 is stretched and not appropriate. and there much more that goes into alignment than a couple degrees of camber. |
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