[trever012]

1. Didn't relies the handling part of it. But I do know so I'm glad you guys said something.
2. The different offsets was my solution to keeping the wheels the same width but still getting the look I want.
3. How is it the wrong car? Not like I'm trying to stagger wheels on a civic? It's rear wheel drive. Like any muscle car people stagger wheels on. Only it's not a good deag car. Fat tires in the back just look sweet. But I'm not compromising my handling, I'm going to get stickier than stock tires, so handling is something I care about, the cars fun to slide around, but I don't have the $$ to be getting new tires all the time.

4. I just don't know how to figure out what offsets to get. That's why the wheel guide is kind of confusing and I just out right asked my questions.