staggered and unstaggered wheels
 

Hey, i just want to know whats the difference of this kind of wheels? i mean which is better ?

Why not do a google search first on a topic beaten to death?

here is the definition from ehow

http://www.ehow.com/facts_5958001_st...ed-wheels.html

Definition

• "Staggering" is the act of using different sized wheels and/or tires on either end or either side of a vehicle.

• Many performance vehicleshttp://images.intellitxt.com/ast/adTypes/icon1.png use wider tires on the drive axle for increased acceleration. Top Fuel dragsters are one extreme example of this application.

Read more: Staggered Vs. Non-Staggered Wheels | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/facts_5958001_st...#ixzz25eyyP5AH

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THUS FAR, for this car, staggered fitment is mostly for looks

agreed

but it sure does look good staggered! :D

Advantages of a square setup is less understeer and the ability to rotate your tires for better wear and increased life. Go with a nice set of grippy 245s on all corners and you should have all the grip you will need out back.

mine is all 245s :D thanks for the info. I didn't know about the understeer issues.

So is mine. :D

18x9 +35 and 245's for me pretty soon :D